From Architecture to Binary: Ensuring Cross-Domain Consistency in Model-Based Airborne Software Development

📅 2026-08-28
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本文提出了一种基于仓库的实现方法,通过自动接口更新和一致性检查减少有人和无人飞行器软件开发中跨域不一致问题。
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This paper presents an airborne software development approach for manned and unmanned aerial vehicles aimed at reducing inconsistencies across system, model-based functional, and embedded software domains. In environments influenced by standards such as ARP-4754B and DO-178C, these inconsistencies typically stem from insufficient enforcement across domain boundaries rather than missing process definitions. Building on a previously proposed toolchain centered on a relational interface database, we identify recurring failure modes and propose a repository-centered implementation to address them, tailored to small, resource-constrained teams operating without heavyweight process overhead. Each domain is assigned a primary repository with cross-repository references and dedicated CI pipelines that generate, update, and validate the exchanged artifacts. Automated interface updates, differential change notifications, and consistency checks propagate changes with minimal manual effort and surface inconsistencies before the time-consuming code-generation and compilation steps. An initial implementation in an ongoing experimental project is described, with qualitative feedback from its early use.
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Cross-Domain Consistency
Airborne Software Development
Model-Based Functional
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repository-centered implementation
cross-domain consistency
automated interface updates
differential change notifications
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