Re: procedural vs object oriented

Ananth the Boss a écrit :
i am working in Ada based flight software development project.as a
means of improving i took to the CASE tool based development.ours is a
procedural approach of development.but the commercial CASE tools speak
a lot about class/object/UML.how will this suit for procedure oriented
development where we dont have necessity to identify classes and do
detailed design as mentioned in OO aproach

There is no sin in not being object-oriented, it all depends on your needs. Especially in real-time, procedural approaches are often better when ensuring WCET is important.

UML is an object oriented approach, and is not appropriate for procedural development. Other tools supporting SART for example might be more appropriate.

The need must be lead the choice of the tool, not the other way round!
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