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Model Driven Software Engineering

Dennis Wagelaar — 2010-03-19T15:43:45+01:00

Go back to... Introduction These pages describe the work being done on Model Driven Software Engineering (MDE/MDSE) within our lab. This includes classic Model Driven Architecture (MDA, step-wise refinement of models), Model Driven Software Development (MDSD), but also work on model-based reasoning and refactoring.

Interpretatie van Computerprogramma's I

Coen De Roover — 2010-03-19T12:49:39+01:00

Docent * Theo D'Hondt prof. dr. Assistenten * Coen De Roover dr. * Yves Vandriessche * Christophe Scholliers Website Informatie, slides, uurrooster, etc. kan je vinden op:

AmOP and COP - added my project

Dries Harnie — 2010-03-16T09:54:43+01:00

This page lists the experience we have gathered so far in shaping the design space of dynamic programming languages along our two principal axes of expertise: Ambient-Oriented Programming (AmOP) and Context-Oriented Programming (COP). The AmOP paradigm is specially designed to enable programs to deal with the hardware characteristics of mobile ad hoc networks. We are designing a family of programming languages that is designed to operate in environments where failure is the rule rather than the…

Parallel Programming Group

Tom Van Cutsem — 2010-03-15T16:50:05+01:00

Welcome! You have reached the homepage of the Parallel Programming group at the Software Languages Lab. We mainly do research on language design and implementation for multi-core platforms. We are interested in refining existing parallel programming models (actors, software transactional memory, data parallelism etc.), but we also investigate optimizing virtual machines, interpreters and compilers. Additionally, we work on application-specific solutions, for example in the domain of quantum comp…

Research artifacts

Dennis Wagelaar — 2010-03-12T20:39:53+01:00

On this page you'll find an overview of all the software tools and other artifacts developed in the course of our research. They are sorted by their main research topic, but some research artifacts may touch against other research topics as well. See also our Subversion source code repository and our Bugzilla bug tracking system.

Members

Stijn Verhaegen — 2010-03-10T15:17:20+01:00

Lab heads * Theo D'Hondt, prof. dr. * Wolfgang De Meuter, prof. dr. * Viviane Jonckers, prof. dr. Postdoctoral fellows * Andy Kellens, dr. * Bruno De Fraine, dr. ir. * Carlos Noguera, dr. * Coen De Roover, dr. * Dennis Wagelaar, dr. ir. * Dirk Deridder, dr. * Ellie D'Hondt, dr. * Pascal Costanza, dr. * Ragnhild Van Der Straeten, dr. * Thomas Cleenewerck, dr. * Tom Van Cutsem, dr.

Importing Jar file dependencies - Updated to Jar2UML 1.1.3

Dennis Wagelaar — 2010-03-10T14:04:20+01:00

Importing Jar file dependencies Go back to... onlyExtracting Platform Dependencies of Third-party ComponentsPlatformKit Eclipse Plugin * Start by selecting “File -> Import...” in the Eclipse menu. * Select “Jar2UML Import -> Import Jar File Dependencies to UML Models” and click “Next”. The Jar2UML Import Wizard dialog appears: [Import jar file dependencies] * At “Select Jar File(s):”, select the jar files of which you want to reverse engineer the dependencies to UML. * At “Sele…

Importing Jar files - Updated to Jar2UML 1.1.3

Dennis Wagelaar — 2010-03-10T13:15:53+01:00

Importing Jar files Go back to... “->->...” * Start by selecting “File -> Import...” in the Eclipse menu. * Select “Jar2UML Import -> Import Jar Files to UML Models” and click “Next”. The Jar2UML Import Wizard dialog appears: [Import jar files] * At “Select Jar File(s):”, select the jar files you want to reverse engineer to UML. * At “Select Classpath Jar File(s):”, select the jar files that you want to conditionally reverse engineer to UML. Classes in a “classpath” jar file…