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Development of Reconfigurable Distributed Embedded Systems with a Model-Driven Approach

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Figure 1. MetaMode modeling.
Figure 3. Reconfigurable component architecture for real-time embedded system meta-model.
Figure 6. Reconfigurable component architecture for real-time embedded system profile description.
Figure 7 shows a part of the RCES4RTES middleware model ensuring the dynamic reconfigu- reconfigu-ration and the communication between different threads
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