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By Laurent Doldi

Validation of Communications structures with SDL offers a transparent functional consultant to validating, by way of simulation, a telecom approach modelled in SDL. SDL, the Specification and outline Language standardised via the overseas Telecommunication Union (ITU-T), is used to specify and increase advanced platforms equivalent to GSM, GPRS, UMTS, IEEE 802.11 or Hiperlan. because the downturn within the telecom undefined, validating a process sooner than its implementation has develop into vital to lessen costs.

This quantity publications you step-by-step during the validation of a simplified protocol layer, from interactive simulation to evidence of homes utilizing reachability research mixed with observers. each step is defined, utilizing the 2 major SDL instruments commercially on hand: ObjectGeode™ and Tau SDL™ Suite, either from Telelogic.

Contents:

  • Short educational on SDL
  • Presentation of the protocol layer case study
  • Interactive simulation, MSC generation
  • Scripting, computerized non-regression
  • Auto matic validation opposed to MSC, HMSC, etc.
  • Random simulation
  • Exhaustive and bit-state simulation
  • Errors detected and never detected by way of simulation
  • Other simulator features

This publication will give you the chance to:

  • Learn specialist validation ideas and tips
  • Master complex simulation beneficial properties of Telelogic ObjectGeode™ and Tau SDL Suite™
  • Practice 156 hands-on routines with recommendations. The SDL types and scripts utilized in the workouts may be downloaded from the Web.

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L_EstabInd (0) L_EstabResp process <> ( 0, false) DLC DLC_1_6 V76frame ( UA : (. 13 The MSC simulation trace V76frame ( UA : (. )) V76frame ( UA : (. )) 48 Validation of Communications Systems with SDL I. com and press OK. J. com with a text editor13 , and if necessary add a return in the two lines: Next-Transition 1 /* "No" */ to get: Next-Transition 1 /* "No" */ Remove the two lines: Define-MSC-Trace-Channels on Start-Interactive-MSC-Log 0 K. Save the file and close the text editor.

76 SDL model used for this case study is presented in Chapter 3. As opposed to ObjectGeode, the simulation features of Tau SDL Suite are split in two tools: • The Simulator: interactive simulation and automatic simulation, with ready-first2 scheduling. • The Validator: interactive, random and exhaustive simulation, with or without3 ready-first scheduling. 1 Compile the SDL model A. sdt. 1 appears. 1 2 The Tau SDL Suite Organizer When two transitions are ready, the one that actually became ready first will be executed.

Com with a text editor13 , and if necessary add a return in the two lines: Next-Transition 1 /* "No" */ to get: Next-Transition 1 /* "No" */ Remove the two lines: Define-MSC-Trace-Channels on Start-Interactive-MSC-Log 0 K. Save the file and close the text editor. com automatically. com (the first line starts the SDL trace): Set-GR-Trace 1 Next-Transition Next-Transition Next-Transition Next-Transition Output-To L_EstabReq (0) <> dispatch Next-Transition Next-Transition Next-Transition 1 /* "No" */ Next-Transition Output-To L_EstabResp <> dispatch Step-Symbol Next-Transition Next-Transition Next-Transition 1 /* "No" */ Next-Transition Next-Transition Do not exit from the Simulator.

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