Generating Prolog Program and Skeleton Code from Data Flow Diagrams
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In this paper we propose a method for generating Prolog program code and skeleton C code from a specification of requirements written in DFDs (Data Flow Diagram) and DD (Data Dictionary). This generation of code takes two transformation steps. The specification is transformed into a Prolog program and the transformed Prolog is used for generating skeleton C code so that the specification is directly expendable in the conventional programming environment. This work makes it possible to rapidly have a prototype by executing Prolog programs and remove the design stage from the software development life cycle. This has been implemented on UNIX workstation environment with a data flow diagram editor START system.
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Young-Kwang NAM, "Generating Prolog Program and Skeleton Code from Data Flow Diagrams" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E79-D, no. 11, pp. 1588-1592, November 1996, doi: .
Abstract: In this paper we propose a method for generating Prolog program code and skeleton C code from a specification of requirements written in DFDs (Data Flow Diagram) and DD (Data Dictionary). This generation of code takes two transformation steps. The specification is transformed into a Prolog program and the transformed Prolog is used for generating skeleton C code so that the specification is directly expendable in the conventional programming environment. This work makes it possible to rapidly have a prototype by executing Prolog programs and remove the design stage from the software development life cycle. This has been implemented on UNIX workstation environment with a data flow diagram editor START system.
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