karl@grebyn.com (Karl A. Nyberg) (10/24/90)
Army: CECOM Center for Software Engineering. A91-004 Reusable and Adaptive Schedulers for Ada Real-Time Applications This research will work toward developing a set of reusable scheduler components. It will also specify a flexible, efficient and reusable interface to allow insertion of th ecomponents into a runtime environment and to provide the ability to adapt and reuse them. In addition, this research will seek to develop the specification of a prototype tool that could aid in the adaptation of a particular scheduler component and facilitate its incorporation into the runtime environment for a particular software application. Navy: Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command N91-032 Modular Ada Software Development for SPARC Station 300 Series Several software modules are to be converted to Ada and rehosted/integrated on the DTC II workstation to allow costs savings in that the procurement of the other Navy standard Navy hardware will not be required. Access to other platforms which are currently scheduled to receive DTC II hardware and are not scheduled or programmed to receive the other Navy standard hardware is also a major advantage to the Navy on this effort. N91-106 Providing Full Ada Support for the UYS-2 Objective: To demonstrate the feasibility of automatically generating a complete and easily validated Ada compiler for any configuration of the AN/UYS-2. Navy: Naval Weapons Center N91-279 Development of Fully Automated Software Testing System Objective: Develop software for a system that will develop and run test software and data for a given FORTRAN or Ada software module or hierarchial set of modules. Air Force: Aeronautical Systems Division AF91-071 ATLAS to Ada Software Compilation System Objective: Develop an Abbreviated Test Language for All Systems (ATLAS) software compilation system which can translate validated ATLAS test specification statements into Ada test program code. ================================================ For more information, contact the SBIR Program Office, US DoD, Washington, DC 20301. Ask for SBIR Solicitation 91.1. Proposals are due 11 Jan. 1991. -- Karl --