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Unified Code Generation
Open-source code generator for Simulink/Stateflow
This project provides an open-source framework for the generation of high quality source code which is suitable for safety-critical applications and certification (e.g DO-178B). Currently a Simulink and Stateflow front-end and a C-language back-end are included. Some of the strengths of UCGN: - Clearly readable source-code - Separation of functionality and parameters ("tunable parameters") - Robust data storage (compile-time static structures in favor of pointer run-time constructs) - Clear software architecture, direct correspondence to the model architecture - Separation of reusable library code - Simplicity and uniformity of software interfaces (for testing etc.) ... -
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Simloc is the tool intended for finding similar chunks (blocks) of code. It could be used in reverse software engineering. It is faster than SimScan, find better blocks than PMD/CPD (not just exact blocks also similar) and could be runed at GRID.
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