OmniFlow: A universal client for cdt

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Last Update: 2013-04-16

An OmniFlow is a universal client, implemented using Tcl/Tk, that provides an environment for collaborative distributed taskflow (cdt) programming. Users can create taskflow descriptions using an XML markup language, called cdtML. The OmniFlow client re

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