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| [ATL][AML] Installation problems / ATL compilation problems [message #515465] |
Thu, 18 February 2010 15:15  |
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Hello all,
I tried to install AML from CVS as described in the wiki at http://wiki.eclipse.org/AML
All installation steps listed in the tutorial until section "Test AML" worked fine.
Launching a new run-time workbench (including all checked-out plugins from CVS) works well too.
But I'm running into troubles as soon as I finished the import the 'AMLLibrary' project into the run-time workbench. After importing the library project there are some strange ATL problems:
The ATL compiler cannot compile the file /AMLLibrary/ATL/Helpers/EqualMM.atl and produces the following error:
"helper 'leftE' already defined", in EqualMM.atl at line 257
"helper 'leftE' already defined", in EqualMM.atl at line 265
"helper 'rightE' already defined", in EqualMM.atl at line 252
"helper 'rightE' already defined", in EqualMM.atl at line 261
Inspecting the code I found out that these two helper methods ('leftE' and 'rightE') are really defined twice (=overloaded) in EqualMM.atl but with different method signatures, so normally this should be no problem.
Hence I think the ATL compiler does not work correctly in my run-time workbench instance, maybe because of conflicting or missing plugin versions ?!
I'm using an up-to-date configuration:
Eclipse 3.5.1 on Linux
EMF 2.5
Has somebody experienced similar problems ?
Any hints would be appreciated.
Alex Hoermandinger
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| Re: [ATL][AML] Installation problems / ATL compilation problems [message #515631 is a reply to message #515465] |
Fri, 19 February 2010 10:00  |
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Hello,
The ATL compiler has been recently refactored and add some constraints.
The problem is only about ATL, the library is correct. Could you report
a bug about that ?
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/enter_bug.cgi?product=M2M
Component : ATl-engine
Thanks in advance,
William
Le 18/02/2010 21:15, Alex H a écrit :
> Hello all,
>
> I tried to install AML from CVS as described in the wiki at
> http://wiki.eclipse.org/AML
> All installation steps listed in the tutorial until section "Test AML"
> worked fine. Launching a new run-time workbench (including all
> checked-out plugins from CVS) works well too.
> But I'm running into troubles as soon as I finished the import the
> 'AMLLibrary' project into the run-time workbench. After importing the
> library project there are some strange ATL problems:
>
> The ATL compiler cannot compile the file
> /AMLLibrary/ATL/Helpers/EqualMM.atl and produces the following error:
>
> "helper 'leftE' already defined", in EqualMM.atl at line 257
> "helper 'leftE' already defined", in EqualMM.atl at line 265
> "helper 'rightE' already defined", in EqualMM.atl at line 252
> "helper 'rightE' already defined", in EqualMM.atl at line 261
>
> Inspecting the code I found out that these two helper methods ('leftE'
> and 'rightE') are really defined twice (=overloaded) in EqualMM.atl but
> with different method signatures, so normally this should be no problem.
> Hence I think the ATL compiler does not work correctly in my run-time
> workbench instance, maybe because of conflicting or missing plugin
> versions ?!
>
> I'm using an up-to-date configuration:
> Eclipse 3.5.1 on Linux
> EMF 2.5
>
> Has somebody experienced similar problems ?
> Any hints would be appreciated.
>
> Alex Hoermandinger
>
>
>
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| Re: [ATL][AML] Installation problems / ATL compilation problems [message #515770 is a reply to message #515465] |
Sat, 20 February 2010 11:21 |
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Hi Alex,
Thank for posting your question about AML, do not hesitate to post
further inquires or comments.
Alex H a écrit :
> Hello all,
>
> I tried to install AML from CVS as described in the wiki at
> http://wiki.eclipse.org/AML
> All installation steps listed in the tutorial until section "Test AML"
> worked fine. Launching a new run-time workbench (including all
> checked-out plugins from CVS) works well too.
> But I'm running into troubles as soon as I finished the import the
> 'AMLLibrary' project into the run-time workbench. After importing the
> library project there are some strange ATL problems:
>
> The ATL compiler cannot compile the file
> /AMLLibrary/ATL/Helpers/EqualMM.atl and produces the following error:
>
> "helper 'leftE' already defined", in EqualMM.atl at line 257
> "helper 'leftE' already defined", in EqualMM.atl at line 265
> "helper 'rightE' already defined", in EqualMM.atl at line 252
> "helper 'rightE' already defined", in EqualMM.atl at line 261
>
> Inspecting the code I found out that these two helper methods ('leftE'
> and 'rightE') are really defined twice (=overloaded) in EqualMM.atl but
> with different method signatures, so normally this should be no problem.
> Hence I think the ATL compiler does not work correctly in my run-time
> workbench instance, maybe because of conflicting or missing plugin
> versions ?!
>
> I'm using an up-to-date configuration:
> Eclipse 3.5.1 on Linux
> EMF 2.5
>
> Has somebody experienced similar problems ?
> Any hints would be appreciated.
>
> Alex Hoermandinger
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>
>
--
Kelly Garces - Phd. student
AtlanMod & AsCoLa research teams
École des Mines de Nantes
4, rue Alfred Kastler
44307 Nantes Cedex 3 - France
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| Re: [ATL][AML] Installation problems / ATL compilation problems [message #516522 is a reply to message #515631] |
Wed, 24 February 2010 05:48 |
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I reported the bug here:
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=303741
Fix will follow soon.
Le 19/02/2010 16:00, William Piers a écrit :
> Hello,
>
> The ATL compiler has been recently refactored and add some constraints.
> The problem is only about ATL, the library is correct. Could you report
> a bug about that ?
> https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/enter_bug.cgi?product=M2M
> Component : ATl-engine
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> William
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> Le 18/02/2010 21:15, Alex H a écrit :
>> Hello all,
>>
>> I tried to install AML from CVS as described in the wiki at
>> http://wiki.eclipse.org/AML
>> All installation steps listed in the tutorial until section "Test AML"
>> worked fine. Launching a new run-time workbench (including all
>> checked-out plugins from CVS) works well too.
>> But I'm running into troubles as soon as I finished the import the
>> 'AMLLibrary' project into the run-time workbench. After importing the
>> library project there are some strange ATL problems:
>>
>> The ATL compiler cannot compile the file
>> /AMLLibrary/ATL/Helpers/EqualMM.atl and produces the following error:
>>
>> "helper 'leftE' already defined", in EqualMM.atl at line 257
>> "helper 'leftE' already defined", in EqualMM.atl at line 265
>> "helper 'rightE' already defined", in EqualMM.atl at line 252
>> "helper 'rightE' already defined", in EqualMM.atl at line 261
>>
>> Inspecting the code I found out that these two helper methods ('leftE'
>> and 'rightE') are really defined twice (=overloaded) in EqualMM.atl but
>> with different method signatures, so normally this should be no problem.
>> Hence I think the ATL compiler does not work correctly in my run-time
>> workbench instance, maybe because of conflicting or missing plugin
>> versions ?!
>>
>> I'm using an up-to-date configuration:
>> Eclipse 3.5.1 on Linux
>> EMF 2.5
>>
>> Has somebody experienced similar problems ?
>> Any hints would be appreciated.
>>
>> Alex Hoermandinger
>>
>>
>>
>
--
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Pour plus de dates et pour le détail de cette formation:
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| Re: [ATL][AML] Installation problems / ATL compilation problems [message #516941 is a reply to message #515465] |
Thu, 25 February 2010 09:50 |
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Hi,
Thank you for fixing the mentioned bug. I updated the atl.engine project to the CVS HEAD revision and the AMLLibrary project compiles fine now.
Yet there is another issue (which looks to be AML compiler specific) regarding the Adaption example documented at http://www.eclipse.org/m2m/atl/usecases/ModelAdaptation/: Some rules from the given adaption.aml file are simply transformed to incorrect ATL.
EXAMPLE (from adaption.xml):
There is an aggregation defined:
aggr Merge () {
is thisSim
}
In the models flow section this aggregation is used as:
modelsFlow {
tp = TypeClass[map2]
typeRef = TypeReference[map2]
typeAtt = TypeAttribute[map2]
merged = Merge[1.0:tp, 1.0:typeRef, 1.0:typeAtt]
...
The AML compiler compiles this into an ATL module (MergeXX.atl) that starts with:
module Merge3;
create MergeEqual : EqualMM from tp : EqualMM, typeRef : EqualMM, typeAtt :[CODE][/CODE] EqualMM, m1 : Metametamodel, m1 : Metametamodel, m1 : Metametamodel, m2 : Metametamodel, m2 : Metametamodel, m2 : Metametamodel;
....
Of course the ATL compiler complains that there are several variable declarations (namely m1 and m2) with the same name.
The same seems to be the case for all aggregations or similarity rules that take more than one model as input parameter.
lg,
Alex
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| Re: [ATL][AML] Installation problems / ATL compilation problems [message #517554 is a reply to message #516941] |
Sun, 28 February 2010 23:56 |
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Hi Alex,
> Of course the ATL compiler complains that there are several variable
> declarations (namely m1 and m2) with the same name.
> The same seems to be the case for all aggregations or similarity rules
> that take more than one model as input parameter.
Please download an AML test bundle by clicking here:
http://docatlanmod.emn.fr/AML/Bundles/20100301/eclipse.zip
The issue you have reported is fixed now. Note that the bundle contains
a workspace with the ModelAdaptation use case and the AMLLibrary. The
Model Adaptation strategy uses the matching heuristics defined in
AMLBasis.aml
Kind regards,
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Kelly Garces - Phd. student
AtlanMod & AsCoLa research teams
École des Mines de Nantes
4, rue Alfred Kastler
44307 Nantes Cedex 3 - France
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