Generators, analysis support and interfaces Sample Clauses

Generators, analysis support and interfaces. The various models created with MetaEdit+ can be used for different needs. Depending on the model different generators are been developed including: • EAXML: generators from Package produces EAST-ADL models into EAXML format • ReqIF: Requirements can be transformed into ReqIF format for exchange with requirements management tools • Excel: Requirements can be managed in Excel or similar tool and then imported for EAST- ADL for further refinement (like satisfy links to functions etc). • Simulink: Functional Design can be transformed into Simulink models and API calls • HIPHOPS: Behavioral descriptions can be translated to HIPHOPS for safety analysis • Error models for initial dependability analysis can be created from nominal functional architectures • SPIN: BehaviorConstraints can be translated to SPIN • UPPAAL: Behavioral descriptions can be translated to UPPAAL • AUTOSAR: based on allocations between hardware and functions mappings to AUTOSAR architecture (software components, their ports and runnables) can be created • Test cases and data can be produces from models • Word: documentation can be generated to RTF and Word • HTML: documentation can be generated into HTML files All these generators are open for modifications using MetaEdit+. Users may then extend and modify any of the generators fitting to their specific needs. In addition to generators also interfaces are available to programming environments like Visual Studio and Eclipse.
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