The CASE tool for programming of the multi-core System-on-a-Chip with the data flow computation control

Madoš, Branislav; Ádám, Norbert; Baláž, Anton; Sinalova, Katarina

doi:10.1109/sami.2017.7880295

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“…Some of the latest works (from 2017 to 2019) related to the development of CASE-tools are: Vileiniskis et al, [12] perform the conceptual design and implementation of a practical lightweight approach to model traceability in a CASE tool. Madoš et al [13] who develop a CASE-tool, that supports programming the experimental multi-core tile-based system-on-a-chip. The proposed tool allows the creation of the program code in graphical form using data flow graph or in text representation using assembly language or machine code.…”

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Low-Code as Enabler of Digital Transformation in Manufacturing Industry

García-Perales²,

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Currently, enterprises have to make quick and resilient responses to changing market requirements. In light of this, low-code development platforms provide the technology mechanisms to facilitate and automate the development of software applications to support current enterprise needs and promote digital transformation. Based on a theory-building research methodology through the literature and other information sources review, the main contribution of this paper is the current characterisation of the emerging low-code domain following the foundations of the computer-aided software engineering field. A context analysis, focused on the current status of research related to the low-code development platforms, is performed. Moreover, benchmarking among the existing low-code development platforms addressed to manufacturing industry is analysed to identify the current lacking features. As an illustrative example of the emerging low-code paradigm and respond to the identified uncovered features, the virtual factory open operating system (vf-OS) platform is described as an open multi-sided low-code framework able to manage the overall network of a collaborative manufacturing and logistics environment that enables humans, applications, and Internet of Things (IoT) devices to seamlessly communicate and interoperate in the interconnected environment, promoting resilient digital transformation.

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