The SCADE FACE Software Development Kit - SDK - Technical Paper

This paper presents the configuration of the SCADE toolset for the development of FACE compliant applications and the use of the resulting SCADE FACE SDK for the development of such applications. Two applications (an Air Data Computer and a Radar Altimeter) developed by Northrop Grumman Missions Systems with the SCADE FACE SDK are highlighted in the paper.

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