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Are there any MDSD and embedded or FPGA based projects?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Bernhard Merkle Dec 16, 2009.

Are there any attempts to get the same MDSD approaches into unit testing?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Rui Curado Nov 6, 2009.

 

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A universal parsing tool & a source code generator

Hi all,some time ago I stumbled about this project: http://www.codeworker.org/index.htmlI am interested in it as it supports also C++ and .NET. Is there anyone working with it?Can one use it to get the XText, XPand and the like stuff onto the C++ or .NET language?Thanks, LotharSee More
Discussion posted by Lothar Behrens Nov 2, 2010
Lothar Behrens replied to Geert Bellekens's discussion '(Modelling) Method documentation tool'
I have another idea to the output generating stuff. Could it be easy enough to transform an UML model into a database representation? Are there any tools that cope with that step? Then any reporting tool based on databases could probably do the…
May 30, 2010
Lothar Behrens commented on Lothar Behrens's blog post 'Final release of lbDMF (MDSD via UML / BoUML and XSLT) is out - with printing capabilities!'
Hi, on 20th dec I have released a new version with bug fixes but also opened up the module that is responsible for code generation. The reason is because there are so many other open source tools, thus I propably would have no way to earn money…
Dec 21, 2009
Bernhard Merkle replied to Lothar Behrens's discussion 'Are there any MDSD and embedded or FPGA based projects?'
you can generate HDL from a Mathlab or Simulink model. HTH, Berni
Dec 16, 2009

Are there any MDSD and embedded or FPGA based projects?

Hi,I am playing a bit with micro controllers and FPGA designs. Until now only with IVI and Icarus Verilog. Also in the past I developed with real PIC controllers.I ask my self if there are any open source related projects targeting embedded software using and or combining with FPGA or PIC / AVR / ARM designs.I know this is probably not discussed yet, but I think it would be interesting.There are some search results targeting embedded, AUTOSAR and MDSD:…See More
Discussion posted by Lothar Behrens Dec 16, 2009
Lothar Behrens replied to Geert Bellekens's discussion '(Modelling) Method documentation tool'
Interesting question. I thought about similar issues of documenting my application in general. I am currently using Doxygen for the API and Open Office for the GUI application and how to use it in general. In my view an ideal solution would be an…
Dec 1, 2009
Lothar Behrens commented on Angelo Hulshout's blog post 'MDSD tooling index'
What about a searchable - or dynamic feature matrix? It would enable one to search for, say, GUI/WEB or supporting specific target languages the tool is capable of. Say, I would search for specific framework (P4A (PHP)), Java, C++ using wxWidgets…
Nov 25, 2009
Rui Curado replied to Lothar Behrens's discussion 'Are there any attempts to get the same MDSD approaches into unit testing?'
"I ask myself if there are any attempts of creating typical tests based on the occurrence of typical modeling artifacts." As you present it, I guess we could consider unit testing as a cross-cutting concern. However, due to the complexity…
Nov 6, 2009
Karsten Thoms replied to Lothar Behrens's discussion 'Are there any attempts to get the same MDSD approaches into unit testing?'
Hi Lothar, MDSD has always 2 sides: What can be and is done in projects, and what is available for public. So, as Mark, I just can give you the answers that generating unit tests of course is possible and practice. On the W-JAX in Munich next week…
Nov 6, 2009
Mark Dalgarno replied to Lothar Behrens's discussion 'Are there any attempts to get the same MDSD approaches into unit testing?'
It's of little help to you other than as a motivating example since there's no public documentation on it but we were quite successful in my previous company at generating unit tests for the COM Automation and OLD DB interfaces into our…
Nov 6, 2009
Gordon Morrison replied to Lothar Behrens's discussion 'Are there any attempts to get the same MDSD approaches into unit testing?'
Lothar, I've written a book on how to improve the quality of software thereby making testing more about the correctness of the logic and data. I've learned that testing does not improve the quality of software therefore testers have truly…
Nov 6, 2009

Are there any attempts to get the same MDSD approaches into unit testing?

Hi,some time ago I have implemented unit tests with NUnit to apply unit testing for an enterprise service based project. At that time I have written the tests manually.Now I have several more books and also one documenting xUnit tests as patterns, thus there is a more or less point where tests are similar. This is the nature of patterns.Because of this and my involvement in code generation and modeling tasks I ask myself if there are any attempts of creating typical tests based on the…See More
Discussion posted by Lothar Behrens Nov 6, 2009

Final release of lbDMF (MDSD via UML / BoUML and XSLT) is out - with printing capabilities!

I have finally released my software and set it to production/stable. So when one has to do with prototyping and database applications, please review. Now printing has been added as an important business task.To use the UML modelling feature, please download BoUML at http://bouml.free.fr and don't forget to donate :-)The UML tool is used for the model driven aspect as an input but also I can reverse engineer, thus output to UML and then start MDA /MDSD for existing database schemas to get simple…See More
Blog post by Lothar Behrens Sep 15, 2009
Lothar Behrens replied to Angelo Hulshout's discussion 'MDSD tools for the web?'
Hi, I am not sure, but it is at least in the information system design domain I think: http://www.openbluelab.org/cms/global-overview.html And only for Alfresco. Lothar
Sep 10, 2009
Lothar Behrens commented on Angelo Hulshout's blog post 'MDSD tooling index'
Hi, I just wonder about creating another tooling index. I came to this group from a posting in the codegeneration forum. They also have an index for tools: http://codegeneration.net/generators.php. Probably only generators, but why another…
Jul 22, 2009
Lothar Behrens left a comment for Niels Streekmann
Hi, I have seen your announcement about a survey in Xing. Would you also announce it here? Thanks Lothar Behrens
Jul 10, 2009

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My interest in Model Driven Software Development:
Adapt my project to be an entry point for more complex tools.
This would propably increase the interest of customers (developers)
to enter the MDD space.

Attract small companies with affordable cost for individual development.
My experience of Model Driven Software Development:
Knowledge of UML modelling, basic profile modelling knowledge, XSLT code generation, projectowner of a tool that enables rapid database application prototyping and code generation.
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Final release of lbDMF (MDSD via UML / BoUML and XSLT) is out - with printing capabilities!

I have finally released my software and set it to production/stable. So when one has to do with prototyping and database applications, please review. Now printing has been added as an important business task.



To use the UML modelling feature, please download BoUML at http://bouml.free.fr and don't forget to donate :-)



The UML tool is used for the model driven aspect as an input but also I can reverse engineer, thus output to UML and then start MDA /MDSD for existing… Continue

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