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====== How does it work? ====== | ====== How does it work? ====== | ||
- | Covert | + | Use your favorite modeling tool and generate code from it with an easy-to-use command line tool. Automatic |
**Key Features** | **Key Features** | ||
- | * Automatic generation of production-quality | + | * Generated code has production-quality. |
- | * Can be used with any 8-, 16- or 32-bit | + | * Can be used with any 8-, 16- or 32-bit |
* Fits well in different system designs. The code-generator does not dictate how you design your system. Therefore it is no problem to use the generated code in the context of a real-time operating system or within an interrupt service routine or in a foreground / background system. | * Fits well in different system designs. The code-generator does not dictate how you design your system. Therefore it is no problem to use the generated code in the context of a real-time operating system or within an interrupt service routine or in a foreground / background system. | ||
* No gap between design and code | * No gap between design and code | ||
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====== How to get started? ====== | ====== How to get started? ====== | ||
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====== Using State-Machines in (Low-Power) Embedded Systems ====== | ====== Using State-Machines in (Low-Power) Embedded Systems ====== | ||
There are different ways how to integrate state machines in a specific system design. Some design principles are more applicable for developers of deeply embedded systems. Others more relevant for developers having not so tight resource constraints. | There are different ways how to integrate state machines in a specific system design. Some design principles are more applicable for developers of deeply embedded systems. Others more relevant for developers having not so tight resource constraints. | ||
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====== Latest News ====== | ====== Latest News ====== | ||
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+ | === 1.1.2019 | Info for Java 11 users === | ||
+ | So that Java found the codegenerator and other jar files one suggested option was so far to to use the '' | ||
+ | Please note that using -cp in combination with jar files is not possible. We will change the examples and documentation soon. | ||
=== 9.9.2018 | New version 3.7.3 === | === 9.9.2018 | New version 3.7.3 === |
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