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Tool Integration. To establish the link between EAST-ADL design tools such as Papyrus and safety analysis tools such as HiP-HOPS, they have to be integrated. Integration is described by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ [5] to have five different aspects: • control integration: programs can interoperate; • data integration: programs can use each others data; • presentation integration: programs have a unified GUI; • platform integration: services provided by platform; • process integration: the software development processes are integrated. The plugin mainly performs three forms of integration: data, control and presentation integration. All of these forms are realised in the form of a plugin for the Eclipse framework. 3.3.5.1 Control and Presentation Integration This link is provided in the form of a plugin. This ensures seamless integration in the modelling environment (Papyrus/Eclipse) and keeps the safety analysis overhead experienced by the user as low as possible and thus allows for an iterative development process. Without tool support, safety analysis requires tedious, manual work that is frequently seen as an obstacle by engineers, often reducing the scope of this task or limiting it to a single safety analysis. Automation of safety analysis has several advantages: it makes safety analysis easier, it is readily available, and it allows the engineers to obtain a thorough and quick analysis of their design. This rapid feedback based on analysis results allows engineers to perform more micro iterations in the development process, where each iteration refines and improves the previously built model. 3.3.5.2 Data Integration Data integration in this context is concerned with the transformation of error modelling data. We transform from an EAST-ADL representation to a HiP-HOPS representation, while preserving the semantics. State of the art data integration for model-based development is supported by powerful model transformation engines and languages. Different transformation languages and engines are available, each of them solving a particular problem especially well. Identifying the right model transformation language/engine for the task at hand is a fundamental part of the solution.
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