Hi, I have not received any answers yet to my previous mail with the same subject.
It may due to the holliday season, but I rather think it is the penalty for me not being clear enough. So I will try to reformulate my question in a more mundane way. Basically, I am seeking advices on the easiest way to implement a SysML Model to a textual language. In this case the target would be the Alloy specification language, 'cause I think it would be great to be able to simulate/check/validate a system model and Alloy is IMHO a good fit for that. I have not much time to invest in this project and I would use transformation rules already researched by another project (UML2Alloy), so it all boils down to be able to be as "productive" to implement as possible. I figured I could seek some advices on this list. After all, TOPCASED has already transformations implemented for textual languages and I would be interested to enquire which framework was used and if it could be recommanded to newbees like me. It is not that I didn't find solutions, I am overwhelmed by the number of solutions, but there seems not to have a clear winner in the domain of usability. It may very well that this list is not the place to ask: what would you suggest instead ? Hope it is clearer now, Thanks in advance Sylvain _______________________________________________ Topcased-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gforge.enseeiht.fr/mailman/listinfo/topcased-users
