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- To: "Dr. Thomas Fricke" <Thomas.Fricke@oen.siemens.de>
- Subject: Re: (FC-Devel) core design + project steps
- From: Chen Ofek <cheno@glx.chief.co.il>
- Date: Sat, 22 Aug 1998 13:11:27 +0000
- References: <35DD9BF5.40CE466C@glx.chief.co.il> <35DDA51B.D9A493B4@oen.siemens.de>
Hi Dr. Thomas Fricke wrote: > > But now I have a problem of all concepts have the same scope, so I need > > something like name space. which is not implemented. > > To be solved later... agreed. > > - use GEF (the graph editor framework from uci) to implement conceptual > > graphs. > > For practical reasons. Of course, although I think they have a usefull component, it nice to port it to C++ (maybe with GTK+) > > - implement code generation (either in argo/UML or directly from > > Conceptual Graphs) so that we can bootstrap our project (as I suggested > > earlier) > > > > I see argo/UML more as a viewer, but I need a closer look. The code should > be generated in the CG part. argo has basic code generator, maybe we can enhance it. > I will have to buy some more memory for my Linux system... I is not a > principal, only a practical problem... If we could decide to use pure > Java, we can save all above the JVM. If we decide to use C++, we need > some > viewing code. I am using 32M on my Linux box. I hope it will enough. chen
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