Hi Rijul
Le 27/01/2018 à 00:12, RIJUL SAINI a
écrit :
Hi Team,
I am a Masters student at McGill
University, Montreal,
Canada.
As a part of an academic project, I have
created a small sequential
language for health care domain. I have used Gemoc language
and modeling
workbench for the same. The basic features related to
debugging like
Multidimensional trace, forward and backward debugging are
working fine. However,
I have few questions.
1. I have noticed that after downloading GEMOC
Studio Eclipse package V2.3.1 - 2017/09/15,
many files
get missed out because of long file name. I have tried
different extractors but
the same result. As of now I am using an old version V2.3.0
- 2017/02/27.
I suppose you are working with windows (I already faced that in the
past before moving to ubuntu ;-) ), this is a limitation of the
OS/unzip utility
except trying yet another zip tool we do not have better solution
than unzipping in a folder with a shorter name ....
(It's a pity to still have such limitations in windows in 2018 :-( )
2. I am unable to add debugging and
animation layer as
a language extension of my parent language. It is
required to enable breakpoints while debugging. I have taken
reference
from the online tutorials but it appears that there are some
changes in the
version of Gemoc studio used by me and hence I am unable to
produce the
animation effect/enable the break points for my DSML.
Need more details for better answer : however here is some stuff you
can try:
- does your debug and/or animation layers work in edition mode if
you provide a model that directly conforms to the executable
language ? have you tried to enable disable this layer ?
If yes, (if it doesn't work, you need to fix it first) then the
problem is probably in the "magic" string couples
in protected List<StringCouple> getRepresentationRefreshList()
{ of animation service and debug service classes for you languages
In addition, I might be working on another
project where I
would be studying the evolution of Metamodels over time. For
this, I would be
requiring the access to Gemoc repository so that I can see
different version of
ecore files used. Request your help on this.
All repositories are open source (official eclipse :
https://projects.eclipse.org/projects/modeling.gemoc/developer ).
You can even contribute if you wish (via a fork and then using pull
requests) :-)
Additional tools provided using the "discovery"/update site, are
usually also provided as open source but on other repositories (if
you have a cool tool /language we would be happy to add it there ;-)
)
We've migrated to eclipse but some web page are still a bit out of
date so, do not hesitate to ask.
Firstly the current code in the repository is now compiled and
distributed using eclipse infrastructure (we need to update the
download page to point there)
- the latest milestone is here
http://download.eclipse.org/gemoc/packages/milestones/3.0.0rc1/?d
(click on show directory content)
- the current nighlty build is here
(https://ci.eclipse.org/gemoc/job/gemoc-studio/job/master/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/gemoc-studio/gemoc_studio/releng/org.eclipse.gemoc.gemoc_studio.product/target/products/
)
Best regards
Didier Vojtisek
Looking forward to your response.
Regards,
Rijul Saini
Contact No.- +1 514-806-0397
Graduate Studies
Master of Engineering
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