Abstract
The analysis of safety-critical systems designed by architectural languages such as AADL (Architecture Analysis and Design Language) is a challenging research topic. In such a context, formal methods become an advocated practice in software engineering for rigorous analysis. Moreover, they are applied on specific formalisms to be analyzed on dedicated tools. This paper studies the comprehensive formal specification for AADL language, in particular supporting major components of AADL and Behavior Annex. The presentation of this specification and modeling is the aim of this paper. This work is illustrated with a ARINC653 case study. As a study case, this work develops an AADL model from an ARINC653, specify a set of critical properties of the model and perform formal modeling in in Isabelle/HOL.
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