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Object-process methodology (OPM) vs. UML: A code generation perspective

Reinhartz-Berger et al., 2004

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3159212209547433422
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Reinhartz-Berger I
Dori D
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CAiSE Workshops

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Modeling languages have been evolving at a high pace, encouraging the use of automatic code generators for transforming models to programs. Automatic code generators should enable mechanical and repetitive coding operations to be performed quickly, reliably and …
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