Section: Contracts and Grants with Industry

Collaboration with CEA List

A PhD thesis (Asma Charfi) is co-advised between our team and the CEA List on optimized code generation from MARTE models. The idea is that some information is lost when the code is generated from a high level model to code. The compiler then tries to find back this lost information to optimize the code. If these optimizations were taken care of at model level, the compiler would have a simplified task to do and we could expect improved performance. This thesis has been defended on December 2011.

A new PhD thesis (Amine El Kouhen) is co-advised between our team and the CEA List on the adaptation of UML Tools to the domain and to the design process. The idea is to provide customers with a UML tool adapted to its work, here, the design of embedded system. The tool customization is done with the help of models or profiles.

DaRT and the CEA List also collaborate on the Papyrus UML project.