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Framework for Development of Object-Oriented Software

Author
Perez-Poveda, Gus
Published
August 2004.
Physical Description
1 electronic document
Additional Creators
Nieten, Dan and Ciavarella, Tony
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Summary
The Real-Time Control (RTC) Application Framework is a high-level software framework written in C++ that supports the rapid design and implementation of object-oriented application programs. This framework provides built-in functionality that solves common software development problems within distributed client-server, multi-threaded, and embedded programming environments. When using the RTC Framework to develop software for a specific domain, designers and implementers can focus entirely on the details of the domain-specific software rather than on creating custom solutions, utilities, and frameworks for the complexities of the programming environment. The RTC Framework was originally developed as part of a Space Shuttle Launch Processing System (LPS) replacement project called Checkout and Launch Control System (CLCS). As a result of the framework s development, CLCS software development time was reduced by 66 percent. The framework is generic enough for developing applications outside of the launch-processing system domain. Other applicable high-level domains include command and control systems and simulation/ training systems.
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Collection
NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) Collection.
Note
Document ID: 20110020415.
KSC-12499.
NASA Tech Briefs, August 2004; 15.
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Copyright, Distribution as joint owner in the copyright.
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