Common Ada Missile Packages. Phase 2. (CAMP-2). Volume 2. 11th Missile Demonstration
Abstract
The CAMP project, primarily funded by the STARS Joint Program Office, sponsored by the Air Force Armament Laboratory, and performed by McDonnell Douglas, has taken a pragmatic approach to demonstrating the feasibility and utility of the concept of software reuse for real-time embedded missile systems. CAMP products include: 452 operational flight software parts in Ada for tactical missiles, and a prototype parts engineering system to support parts identification, cataloging and construction. In order to demonstrate the value of the reuse concept, a missile subsystem was built using the CAMP parts. Results indicate a significant increase in software productivity when developing systems using parts, Ada, modern software engineering practice, robust software tools, and knowledgeable software engineers. This report is documented in three volumes: Volume I- CAMP Parts and Parts Composition System, Volume II- 11th Missile Demonstration, and Volume III- CAMP Armonics Benchmarks.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Nov 01, 1988
- Accession Number
- ADB129569
Entities
People
- C. Palmer
- C. S. Herr
- Daniel G. Mcnicholl
- J. F. Mason
- S. G. Gohen
Organizations
- McDonnell Douglas