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- From: johnd@reflex-tech.co.uk (John Dalton)
- Newsgroups: comp.object,comp.lang.c++,comp.software-eng
- Subject: Re: Design language?
- Date: Tue, 12 Mar 1996 22:45:54 GMT
- Organization: Reflex Technology
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- JosΘ Daniel Garcφa Sßnchez <jdgarcia@bitmailer.net> wrote:
-
- >I would like to find information about object oriented design languages. I am
- >interested in some language to describe an object oriented design (Booch,
- >OMT, or something like that). Such a language would permit to describe a
- >system in an independent coding language manner an then generate the real
- >code with some tool.
-
- Something along these lines is available from Verilog in France (not
- the VHDL type Verilog, this is an OMT/SDL company with a lot of Ada in
- its roots). They have a tool suite called Object-GEODE with an OMT
- front-end and a choice of OMT to C++ or OMT to SDL to C back end code
- generation.
-
- Strictly speaking the SDL design language and code generator is
- implementation language independant, and various code generators have
- been made using the API to the stored design. But the commercial code
- generator is C.
-
- More info from support@verilog.fr or support@logtech.com (Dallas).
-
- John
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