Acceleo 2

Hi,we are seting up a live broadcast of the Eclipse DemoCamp Nantes event (using Google+) , feel free to attend :https://plus.google.com/110344710078245747120/postsIt's in french and it should start at 17:30 (UTC+2)5:30PM - ... [More] 5:45PM: Registration/Introduction5:45PM - 6:05PM: Orion: Tools for the Web, on the Web (Stéphane Bégaudeau, Obeo)6:05PM - 6:25PM: Mylyn/Intent: Tooling for writing useful and synchronized documentation (Alex Lagarde, Obeo)6:25PM - 6:45PM: Eclipse Labs for improving DSL development (Hugo Brunelière, AtlanMod Team)6:45PM - 7:00PM: Break & Discussions7:00PM - 7:20PM: Introduction to Eclipse 4, the next generation Eclipse platform (Xavier Seignard)It's started ! https://plus.google.com/u/0/110344710078245747120/posts/2RUaaEdk2GB [Less]

Four years ago, we concluded at Obeo that there exists many tools in Eclipse dedicated to source code in which users can profile and analyze the timing behaviors of their applications : YourKit, the TPTP project, the Linux Tool project for ... [More] example.  But, what could be the same tools dedicated to models ? Could we describe timing requirements in the models and compare this specifications to actual executions ? Hence, we had brought together a real time execution platform provider (Atego), a real time systems designer (Thales) and real-time experts (UBO, INRIA Aoste, CEA List) to work on this project. We submitted the RT-Simex industrial research project to the French National Research Agency in 2008. This project has just finished and its main result is very exciting : It allows to describe timing behaviors, to simulate and to analyze real time executions in EMF models.  Let's watch this short video (in French) on a simple video filtering use case. We present : a concrete use of the MARTE Time Model, the INRIA TimeSquare open-source technology to describe and simulate timing constraints, the Obeo Designer Timing extension  (oTime) to manage timing constraints graphically and to inject real execution traces on EMF models. The tool-set is also demonstrated on this presentation (in English):.prezi-player { width: 550px; } .prezi-player-links { text-align: center; } Melanie Bats and Frédéric Mallet also present the project during the last Toulouse Eclipse day. Their slides are available here. [Less]

Four years ago, we concluded at Obeo that there exists many tools in Eclipse dedicated to source code in which users can profile and analyze the timing behaviors of their applications : YourKit, the TPTP project, the Linux Tool project for ... [More] example. But, what could be the same tools dedicated to models ? Could we describe timing requirements in the models and compare this specifications to actual executions ?Hence, we had brought together a real time execution platform provider (Atego), a real time systems designer (Thales) and real-time experts (UBO, INRIA Aoste, CEA List) to work on this project. We submitted the RT-Simex industrial research project to the French National Research Agency in 2008.This project has just finished and its main result is very exciting : It allows to describe timing behaviors, to simulate and to analyze real time executions in EMF models. Let's watch this short video (in French) on a simple video filtering use case. We present :a concrete use of the MARTE Time Model, the INRIA TimeSquare open-source technology to describe and simulate timing constraints,the Obeo Designer Timing extension  (oTime) to manage timing constraints graphically and to inject real execution traces on EMF models. The tool-set is also demonstrated on this presentation (in English):.prezi-player { width: 550px; } .prezi-player-links { text-align: center; } Melanie Bats and Frédéric Mallet also present the project during the last Toulouse Eclipse day. Their slides are available here. [Less]

These are the slides that I have just presented with Marielle from Systerel to the Embedded Real Time Software and Systems (ERTS²) congress. .prezi-player { width: 550px; } .prezi-player-links { text-align: center; }ERTS 2012 - Alea ToolKit presentation on Prezi

These are the slides that I have just presented with Marielle from Systerel to the Embedded Real Time Software and Systems (ERTS²) congress. .prezi-player { width: 550px; } .prezi-player-links { text-align: center; }ERTS 2012 - Alea ToolKit presentation on Prezi

Today is my last day in OBEO. It's been a pleasure working with the team that created the Acceleo, EMF Compare, ATL and Intent Eclipse projects. This has been an honor to work with the foundation about EEF. I do not know now if my involvement will be ... [More] as strong as now, but I will work in an environment where I should use eclipse modeling tools, so I do not make me worry. Thank you to everyone I could be next to, thank you to everyone who helped me by mail or bugzilla and see you very soon! [Less]

Today is my last day in OBEO. It's been a pleasure working with the team that created the Acceleo, EMF Compare, ATL and Intent Eclipse projects. This has been an honor to work with the foundation about EEF. I do not know now if my involvement will be ... [More] as strong as now, but I will work in an environment where I should use eclipse modeling tools, so I do not make me worry. Thank you to everyone I could be next to, thank you to everyone who helped me by mail or bugzilla and see you very soon! [Less]

Hi,There it is, the move to Git repo is done.The oldish CVS is marked read only, and the github repository will shows up in few days.Next step, the move from EMFT to EMF !

Hi, There it is, the move to Git repo is done. The oldish CVS is marked read only, and the github repository will shows up in few days. Next step, the move from EMFT to EMF !

Hi, We are pleased to announce the 1.1.0 EEF release, that will be included into Juno. you can grab the zipped update site from here : http://www.eclipse.org/modeling/emft/downloads/?project=eef or use the p2 repository : ... [More] http://download.eclipse.org/modeling/emft/eef/updates/releases/1.1 Please use the corresponding acceleo maintenance release ( 3.2.1 ) to obtain the latest improvements we've made. [Less]