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Last modified by Richard Kreissig on 2023/09/14 10:52
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2 2  Responsible:
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4 4  * [[Christian Motika>>url:http://www.informatik.uni-kiel.de/rtsys/kontakt/cmot/||shape="rect"]], [[Steven Smyth>>url:http://www.informatik.uni-kiel.de/rtsys/kontakt/ssm/||shape="rect"]]
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6 6  Related Theses:
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8 8  * none yet
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10 -**To see the KielerCompiler in action, we provide an Online SCCharts Compiler [[here>>doc:Online Compiler]].**
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13 13  = Kieler Compiler (KiCo) =
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15 -In order to integrate and be able to evaluate our compiler chain from SCCharts to C or VHDL code we use the KiCo project as a generic framework that allows to register setp-by-step transformations on EObjects. These can then be handled by the generic KIEM KiCo DataComponent. **To see the KielerCompiler in action, we provide an Online SCCharts Compiler [[here>>url:http://www.sccharts.com/||shape="rect"]].**
13 +In order to integrate and be able to evaluate our compiler chain from SCCharts to C or VHDL code we use the KiCo project as a generic framework that allows to register setp-by-step transformations on EObjects. These can then be handled by the generic KIEM KiCo DataComponent.
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23 23  The KIELER Compiler (KiCo) project allows to register step-by-step model transformations on EObjects that could be written in Xtend or Java. These transformations are registered using an extension point provided (see below). After registering transformations these can be used by simply call the KielerCompiler compilation method as also explained further below.
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38 38  == Extension Point ==
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45 45  {{{de.cau.cs.kieler.kico}}}
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129 129   </extension>
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133 133  
134 134  == Compilation ==
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136 136  Once a bunch of model transformations are registered, these can simply be called using the KiCo central "KielerCompiler" class with its method compile(). This will be given a List<String> of transformation IDs or a comma separated String of transformation IDs as the first parameter. The second parameter is the EObject that is being transformed. It should meet the signature of the first model transformation called. Note that the actual model transformations that are done may vary because KiCo will automatically inspect the dependencies of each transformation requested (deep-recursively). If you do not like this to happen as an advanced user you can use a third parameter that will skip this autocompletion. Note that if you switch this off also NO transformation groups can be processed. Here is an overview and examples how to use the compile() method:
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196 196  === Requirement Completion ===
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338 338  == Help / Problems / FAQs ==
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340 340  Maybe you get into problems when using KiCo. The following list should give you hints to solve these. If you have a problem not considered here please write us an e-mail (see above for contact information of the persons in charge of KiCo).
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