GASR-FBE

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GASR-FBE is a IEC 61499 Function Block and Function Block Network editor and Run-Time Environment. Edited/created structures can be loaded/saved in XML format. The current version runs on Windows platform and includes the necessary libraries already compiled. Tested on XP / 32 bits and 7 / 64 bits. Documentation will be released soon.

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