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Structural testing is widely used in industrial verification processes of critical software. This report presents PathCrawler, a structural test generation tool that may be used to automate this activity, and several evaluation criteria of automatic test generation tools for C programs. These criteria correspond to the issues identified during our ongoing experience in the development of PathCrawler...
With the increasing scaling of manufacturing technology, process variation is a phenomenon that has become more prevalent. As a result, in the context of Chip Multiprocessors (CMPs) for example, it is possible that identically-designed processor cores on the chip have non-identical peak frequencies and power consumptions. To cope with such a design, each processor can be assumed to run at the frequency...
Interactive software demonstrations and computer-based exercises are often applied in signal processing education to examine concepts such as complex numbers, signal representation, sampling theory, and digital filter specification. While engineering software development environments such as National Instruments LabVIEW simplify the creation of such software, it's clear that some do a better job of...
This paper presents a stability criterion for a class of distributed parameter systems governed by linear oscillatory parabolic partial differential equations with Neumann boundary conditions. The results of numerical simulations that support the criterion are presented as well.
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