Acceleo Day - Acceleo Mtl Code Generation

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Cédric Brun

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Acceleo MTL
A Standard Alternative for Code Generation

Eclipse Strategic Member

Eclipse Modeling Project
M2T : Acceleo
M2M : ATL
EMFT : EMF Compare, EEF
Papyrus UML, OCL, ...

Eclipse STP – SCA

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Acceleo MTL
A Standard Alternative for Code Generation

Generating Code ?

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Acceleo MTL
A Standard Alternative for Code Generation

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Acceleo MTL
A Standard Alternative for Code Generation

Code Generation

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Acceleo MTL
A Standard Alternative for Code Generation

Some people are already using it ...
(and suffered for you...)

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Acceleo MTL
A Standard Alternative for Code Generation

EEF Extended Editing Framework

the first available use case

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Acceleo MTL
A Standard Alternative for Code Generation

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D:UsersJonathanObeotodoeclipse-con-2009videos04-eef-gen-templates.htm

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Acceleo MTL
A Standard Alternative for Code Generation

What's that Acceleo Next Gen Stuff ?

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Acceleo MTL
A Standard Alternative for Code Generation

Acceleo Syntax – Model to Text Language (MTL)

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Acceleo MTL
A Standard Alternative for Code Generation

Editing Features in Eclipse : Completion, F3...

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Acceleo MTL
A Standard Alternative for Code Generation

User Code

Protected Areas

JMerge

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Acceleo MTL
A Standard Alternative for Code Generation

Create and run your first module in 2 clicks

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Acceleo MTL
A Standard Alternative for Code Generation

Debugging modules

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Acceleo MTL
A Standard Alternative for Code Generation

Packaging – Create a Popup Action to Generate

09-acceleo-ui-runner

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Acceleo MTL
A Standard Alternative for Code Generation

Advanced Eclipse Features
Dynamic contributions / Template Aspects

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Acceleo MTL
A Standard Alternative for Code Generation

Advanced Eclipse Features
Java invocation

M2M and M2T interoperability (coming soon)

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Acceleo MTL
A Standard Alternative for Code Generation

But, why should I bother to migrate ?

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Acceleo MTL
A Standard Alternative for Code Generation

Acceleo : Migrate from a version to another...

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Acceleo MTL
A Standard Alternative for Code Generation

OMG Specification

Compliance Level

STD versus Non-STD library 80% for Galileo

Standard evolution at the OMG

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A Standard Alternative for Code Generation

Traceability for Generation Preview

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A Standard Alternative for Code Generation

Roadmap
2010 : all the website and infrastructures moved to
Eclipse.org
Rock stable and production-ready release : Eclipse Helios
Simpler model navigation syntax
STD versus Non-STD validation markers
Migration tooling from .mt to .mtl
Acceleo.org maintenance builds

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Acceleo MTL
A Standard Alternative for Code Generation

Conclusion

In the Galileo Train and Eclipse Modeling Package

Ready to use, try it !

Examples are available : uml to java, ecore to python

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Acceleo MTL
A Standard Alternative for Code Generation

Thanks for your attention

M2T newsgroup and mailling list
#acceleo or #eclipse-modeling on freenode

Further information :
http://www.eclipse.org/m2t
cedric.brun@obeo.fr
http://www.omg.org/docs/ptc/07-08-16.pdf
http://www.obeo.fr
http://www.eclipse.org/proposals/eef

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Acceleo Day - Acceleo Mtl Code Generation

1. Acceleo MTL A Standard Alternative for Code Generation Cédric Brun cedric.brun@obeo.fr Obeo France 1

2. Acceleo MTL A Standard Alternative for Code Generation Eclipse Strategic Member Eclipse Modeling Project M2T : Acceleo M2M : ATL EMFT : EMF Compare, EEF Papyrus UML, OCL, ... Eclipse STP – SCA © Copyright 2009 Obeo.; made available under the EPL v1.0 | July 10, 2009

8. Acceleo MTL A Standard Alternative for Code Generation D:UsersJonathanObeotodoeclipse-con-2009videos01-papyrus-properties.htm D:UsersJonathanObeotodoeclipse-con-2009videos02-papyrus-code.htm D:UsersJonathanObeotodoeclipse-con-2009videos03-papyrus-config.htm D:UsersJonathanObeotodoeclipse-con-2009videos04-eef-gen-templates.htm © Copyright 2009 Obeo.; made available under the EPL v1.0 | July 10, 2009

10. Acceleo MTL A Standard Alternative for Code Generation Acceleo Syntax – Model to Text Language (MTL) D:UsersJonathanObeotodoeclipse-con-2009videos05-acceleo-syntax.htm © Copyright 2009 Obeo.; made available under the EPL v1.0 | July 10, 2009

11. Acceleo MTL A Standard Alternative for Code Generation Editing Features in Eclipse : Completion, F3... D:UsersJonathanObeotodoeclipse-con-2009videos06-acceleo-editor-features.htm © Copyright 2009 Obeo.; made available under the EPL v1.0 | July 10, 2009

13. Acceleo MTL A Standard Alternative for Code Generation Create and run your first module in 2 clicks D:UsersJonathanObeotodoeclipse-con-2009videos07-acceleo-new-module.htm © Copyright 2009 Obeo.; made available under the EPL v1.0 | July 10, 2009

14. Acceleo MTL A Standard Alternative for Code Generation Debugging modules D:UsersJonathanObeotodoeclipse-con-2009videos08-acceleo-debug.htm © Copyright 2009 Obeo.; made available under the EPL v1.0 | July 10, 2009

17. Acceleo MTL A Standard Alternative for Code Generation Advanced Eclipse Features Java invocation M2M and M2T interoperability (coming soon) © Copyright 2009 Obeo.; made available under the EPL v1.0 | July 10, 2009

19. Acceleo MTL A Standard Alternative for Code Generation Acceleo : Migrate from a version to another... D:UsersJonathanObeotodoeclipse-con-2009videos10-acceleo-migrate.htm © Copyright 2009 Obeo.; made available under the EPL v1.0 | July 10, 2009

20. Acceleo MTL A Standard Alternative for Code Generation OMG Specification Compliance Level STD versus Non-STD library 80% for Galileo Standard evolution at the OMG © Copyright 2009 Obeo.; made available under the EPL v1.0 | July 10, 2009

21. Acceleo MTL A Standard Alternative for Code Generation Traceability for Generation Preview D:UsersJonathanObeotodoeclipse-con-2009videos10-acceleo-traceability.htm © Copyright 2009 Obeo.; made available under the EPL v1.0 | July 10, 2009

22. Acceleo MTL A Standard Alternative for Code Generation Roadmap 2010 : all the website and infrastructures moved to Eclipse.org Rock stable and production-ready release : Eclipse Helios Simpler model navigation syntax STD versus Non-STD validation markers Migration tooling from .mt to .mtl Acceleo.org maintenance builds © Copyright 2009 Obeo.; made available under the EPL v1.0 | July 10, 2009

23. Acceleo MTL A Standard Alternative for Code Generation Conclusion In the Galileo Train and Eclipse Modeling Package Ready to use, try it ! Examples are available : uml to java, ecore to python © Copyright 2009 Obeo.; made available under the EPL v1.0 | July 10, 2009

24. Acceleo MTL A Standard Alternative for Code Generation Thanks for your attention M2T newsgroup and mailling list #acceleo or #eclipse-modeling on freenode Further information : http://www.eclipse.org/m2t cedric.brun@obeo.fr http://www.omg.org/docs/ptc/07-08-16.pdf http://www.obeo.fr http://www.eclipse.org/proposals/eef © Copyright 2009 Obeo.; made available under the EPL v1.0 | July 10, 2009

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