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    RODIN
    Open tool platform for the cost effective rigorous development of dependable complex software systems services. This platform is based on the event-B formal method and provides natural support for refinement and mathematical proof.
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    EventB2SQL

    Generate Java and PHP database apps from abstract Event-B models.

    EventB2SQL is a Rodin plugin for generating database applications from abstract Event-B models. EventB2SQL generates code for four types of applications: * Java with MySQL backend (JDBC) * Java with SQLite backend (JDBC) * Java for Android with native SQLite backend * PHP with MySQL backend (PDO) EventB2SQL can translate abstract Event-B models that use features such as: * enumerated sets * variables of set and relation types * simultaneous assignment * set comprehensions * quantified assertions See the wiki for installation instructions and brief usage examples.
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    Event-B Generic Instantiation

    A Rodin Platform Plug-in for Generic Instantiation

    Generic Instantiation tool is developed by HITACHI and ETHZ for Event-B as a Plug-in for RODIN platform. Main features of the tool are as follows: - Generic Instantiation Files for storing information about generic instantiation. - Wizard for creating generic instantiation files. - Editor for generic instantiation files. - Static checker for generic instantiation files. - Performing generic instantiation by creating a new project based on a source project and generic instantiation files.
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    LTL[e] model checker

    An LTL[e] model checker for EVENT-B model as Rodin plugins.

    An LTL[e] model checker for EVENT-B model as Rodin plugins. There are two algorithms for detecting accepting cycle: one is based on Nested Depth First Search (NDFS), another based on Strongly Connected Components (SCCs). Download Rodin platform from http://www.deploy-project.eu/ or eventb.org, then add this plugin for LTL[e] model checher for event-b model,(reqiures ProB library)
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    VanGogh is our vision of a maximal flexible Content Management System (CMS). VanGogh was originally based on Rodin 1.4.6 (http://rodin.lot23.com/) but has quickly moved its focus to a more flexible design yet staying as lightweight as possible.
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    Rodin (Relational Object Dbms Implementing java binding in a Not-proprietary way) is a free implementation of Matisse, the proprietary object database. This project is still in early stage of developpement.
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