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ISSRE Software Reliability – 40 Years of Avoiding the Question Russell W. Morris, Technical Fellow Reliability, Maintainability and Systems Health November 11-13, 2008
Why Software Reliability • • • • • • • • •
June 1985 - January 1987, Therac 25 Accidents (6) September 14, 1993 Airbus A320-211 June 4, 1996 Ariane 501 Disaster May 2002, Air-traffic control software reliability June 2002, Impact of inadequate software testing on US economy, June 2002, Questions about New Air-Traffic Computer System, 2005-Present Unprotected personal data – examples include; Boeing, Visa, Sears and … Airbus A319, Flight 190, heading from Victoria to Toronto, Pilot came over the intercom to say there had been a computer failure and that they were flying the plane manually August 2008, Atlanta Center - Software corruption results in loss of one-half of flights in the eastern united states and overloads the Salt Lake Center
SWR has become the most critical element of today's capabilities Excerpts from http://catless.ncl.ac.uk/Risks/index.25.html
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Common Myth
The designers view Software is 100% reliable - i.e., it does exactly what it was designed to do.
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Avoiding the Question • Software started much later than Hardware in a world that • • • • • •
was hardware oriented Difficult for Programs to wrap their arms around Software having a reliability metric Commercial industry – very little failure reporting Focus has been hardware and only in the last 10 years has software seriously been moved to the forefront of reliability issues Systems models have been difficult to generate Field Failures are often not specifically identified as being software related Shear Number of languages creates problems – especially for system integration
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Sample of Software Languages Languages
• • • • • • • • • • • • • •
FORTRAN ALGOL LISP PASCAL PLM C ADA C++ FORTH PASCAL PERL VISUAL BASIC JAVA C#
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Software is Ubiquitous • Software today is showing up in almost every imaginable market • Ovens • Microwaves • Automobiles • Toys • Medical Equipment • Aircraft • Desktop and Laptop Computing • Cell Phones • Military Weapons • And more – much more 11/24/2008
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Software Reliability, Quality and Safety • Software Reliability is often very closely tied to the safety of many systems. And these systems must be viewed in aggregate:
