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DAE Tools is a cross-platform equation-based object-oriented modelling, simulation and optimisation software. It is not a modelling language nor a collection of numerical libraries but rather a higher level structure – an architectural design of interdependent software components providing an API for: - Model development/specification - Activities on developed models, such as simulation, optimisation, sensitivity analysis and parameter estimation - Processing of the results, such as...

Xtu is a support framework for implementing Platform specific models (PSM) using the xUML methodology. xUML is a formalized methodology for Model based systems engineering (MBSE) targeted at SW and HW development. Xtu implements the xUML elements Domains, Bridges, Signals, Classes, States, Events & Finite state machines. Xtu targets C++11 & STL compatible PSMs.

This project provides a generator for conneting the YAKINDU Statecharttools with a Qt application. Since the concept of incoming and outgoing events is similar to the Qt signal and slot concept it is logical to link both together. Note that the generated code is an Addon onto the already generated C++-Code from SCT. So you need two sgen-files. One to generate the C++ statemachine and one to generate the link layer between the statemachine and your Qt application.

MSCViewer is a tool intended for debugging of control flows in concurrent, distributed systems. The tool loads logs generated by various entities in the system and visualize a sequence diagram chart for events and interactions. The diagram is fully interactive: entity can be added/removed from the diagram and shuffled; events can be filtered, searched, highlighted and annotated with comments. MSCViewer features integration with a Python interpreter which allows writing Python scripts interacting with the model. This powerful feature can be used to automate validatation of distributed control flows, integrate with graphing infrastructure, etc.

JUMLStateMachine is a Java library implementing a state machine by the UML standard. The purpose for the library is to be easily usable for small state machines, yet extendable and scalable for larger and more complex ones.

Briefly said, PetriNetExec is an open-source Java library which allows you to embed Petri Nets into your Java application. Using PetriNetExec you can define places and transitions, connect them using arcs and inhibitors, define the initial marking and then fire events and see how tokens flow into the network. * PetriNetExec does not provide a GUI for editing the network nor will it provide in the near future. That is not really a feature :-) but to those of you able to cope with this news I suggest to read further; * Petri Nets are created with PetriNetExec by writing Java code and using the provided API; * PetriNetExec provides a simple yet powerful callback mechanism allowing you to actually do something when events are fired and the network status is changing...

The embedded Finite State Machine (FSM) Facility that can be used to model and control a reactive or stateful system. The system can be represented by any number of states. State transitions are driven by a number of events. eFSM is written in C.

Waters - the Waikato Analysis Tool for Events in Reactive Systems. This software will enable users to create finite-state machine models in a graphical user interface, to simulate their execution, and to apply model checking algorithms to them.