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The FW Profile

A UML2 Profile for the development of object-oriented software frameworks for real-time applications. The FW Profile was originally developed at ETH-Zurich (the Swiss Federal University) as part of the ASSERT Project. It was later extended by P&P Software and applied to the development of a software framework for satellite on-board applications in the CORDET Project.
The FW Profile - official page

The EODiSP

A generic platform for end-to-end distributed simulators. The EODiSP is built on the HLA architecture. It is aimed at earth observation missions but can more generally be seen as a generic HLA implementation that can be used to support the instantiation of any HLA-based simulation. The EODiSP allows integration of heterogenouous distributed simulation models. It provides a user interface to manage a repository of possibly remote models, to manage their configuration, and to manage the execution of simulation runs in either single run mode or batch mode.
The EODiSP - official page

The XWeaver

An aspect weaver for C++ applications. Unlike other aspect weavers, XWeaver performs the code transformation directly at the level of the source code and generates very clean modified code that “looks like” manually written code. For this reason, XWeaver is especially well-suited to applications that must undergo a qualification process. The XWeaver is currently available as release 0.9.1 as free software (GPL licence).
The XWeaver - official page

The XFeature

XFeature is a tool to automate the modelling and configuration process of reusable software assets. The tool is aimed at space applications but is more generally useful whenever software developed is based on the product family approach.
The XFeature - official page

The OBS Framework

An object-oriented software framework to facilitate the development of on-board software (OBS). The OBS Framework is currently under development but advance versions can be obtained for research purposes by contacting the company.
The OBS Framework - official page

The XSLTdoc

XSLTdoc is a Javadoc-like tool for all versions of XSLT (1.0, 1.1, 2.0). It defines conventions to document "code elements" directly in the source code. These "documentation elements" are then extracted by the XSLTdoc tool to build a documentation consisting of several linked HTML pages which provide easy browsing through the documentation. The XSLT source code is available with syntax highlighting. XSLTdoc was developed in a project funded by the European Space Agency under contract 18664/04/NL/LvH. XSLTdoc is written in XSLT 2.0 and is documented with XSLTdoc. It is freely available on a GPL licence.
The XSLTdoc - official page

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