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A GUI prototyping tool on top of VDM-SL specification
Lively Walk-Through is a GUI prototyping environment that drives VDM-SL specification.
Copyright (c) 2013 Research Center for Architecture-Oriented Formal Methods, Kyushu University
The development of this program is supported by Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (S) 24220001
Architecture Oriented Formal Approaches to High Quality Software Development
Webly Walk-Through is a Web API prototyping server driven by VDM-SL.
Copyright (c) 2014 Research Center for Architecture-Oriented Formal Methods, Kyushu University
The development of this program is supported by Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (S) 24220001
Architecture Oriented Formal Approaches to High Quality Software Development
Cloudly Walk-Through is a diagram editor with VDM-SL animation.
Copyright (c) 2015 Research Center for Architecture-Oriented Formal Methods, Kyushu University
The development of this program is supported by Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (S) 24220001
Architecture Oriented Formal Approaches to High Quality Software Development
VDMPad is a simple Web IDE server for VDM-SL based upon VDMJ and Squeak Smalltalk.
You can launch a VDMPad Server on your Mac or Linux PC and open "http://localhost:8085" with your browser.
Although VDM does NOT run on Windows platforms, you can use Windows/iOS/Android devices to open VDMPad running on Mac or Linux server.
Coupling VDM++ to UML 2.1.2 in a bidirectional transformation. Done as a VDM++ specification and implemented in Java for Eclipse as a sub component to OvertureTools.
Development of traces for VDM. A trace statement is used to enhance a VDM models quality by providing an easy way to describe statements used to perform regression testing on the model. This project is related to the OvertureTool project.