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Research Project Finished: ADL-Assisted High-Level Electronics Design

Tue Apr 28, 2015 by Ramón Jiménez in adls, code, design, electronics, epsilon, github, gmf, intec, research, swe

Almost 21 months ago, I announced here an applied research project to explore the feasibility of using the concepts of architectural description languages (ADLs) to provide automated assistance of high-level electronics design. This was supposed to take around 12 months, but it took quite a bit longer than expected. Thankfully, I wrapped it up by last February. You can read my draft paper here, and peruse and play with the source code here. Read more →

Exporting a GMF Editor as an Eclipse Product

Sat Jan 3, 2015 by Ramón Jiménez in eclipse, rcp, research, software-development

I have recently finished exporting a GMF editor as a stand-alone Eclipse-based product, as part of ongoing research work (see here for details). I ran into a couple issues doing this, and after sorting them out I decided to write this technical note in case it helps other Eclipse plug-in/EMF/GMF/RCP developers.

Research Project: ADLs to Assist High-Level Electronics Design

Mon Aug 5, 2013 by Ramón Jiménez in adls, intec, research, swe

Summer is in full blow in the northern hemisphere, and, I think, particularly so in the Caribbean. Family commitments involving plenty of food and the beach, among less glamorous stuff, have kept me silent over here for almost two months now. This is just a short note to let you all know that I’ve been awarded a research grant from INTEC to work on architecture description languages (ADLs) as tools to assist high-level electronics design. Read on for some details.