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Realization considerations for dynamic performance analysis in automated software design

An automated software design system emphasizing dynamic performance analysis is a goal of research currently being done at the University of Connecticut. An approach for providing low level operator performance information and implementation of the software is presented. This includes an operator definition process and incorporation of defined operators into data operation modules by association with a data structure. Along with a discussion of future plans, some advantages of the approach are mentioned.