| RE: [uml2-dev] UML2 for metamodelling... |
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Oi Cristovao, You can use many approaches to accomplish your goal. You can
use UML2 profile, i.e., your meta-model will be based on UML2. Another option
is to create a MOF meta-model. In that case, you would use EMF/ECORE as the
tool to create your meta-model. Each option has pros-and-cons. Since you are
concerning to create a pretty rich meta-model, the use of UML2 profile can help
you save a lot of time since you would reuse UML2 super-structure concepts. Regarding your meta-model layers, try to take advantage of
MOF meta-models layers to not re-invent the wheel. Walcelio From: uml2-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:uml2-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of Cristóvão Oliveira Hello
all, I'm
interested on developing a metamodel for a parallel programming language I have
been helping on its development. I'm not really sure if here is the right place
to ask my question, but I would like, if so, if someone can indicate me the right
place. Here is my question: I'm
using Eclipse for some time now and I would like to know which
packages/plug-ins I should need to develop the metamodel for my language, using
it afterwards to produce some architectural models, then finally to prepare a
concrete configuration and test it (Of course I would like to have a kind of
consistent framework to do all of that given me possibility for the declaration
of the relations between the different four layer metamodelling architecture,
namely M2, M1, M0) I
would like to use the environment of Eclipse, Is it possible? Thank
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