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Xmi2Magik
Generator of MAGIK source files from xmi files. Magik from UML.
Simple generator of MAGIK source files from xmi files. Many UML applications offer export data (class diagrams) as a XMI metadata files. Using this program you can generate MAGIK source code from UML diagrams. You can: specify package name, specify topic, specify encoding, change file comment. Pragmas and method comments are generated automatically. -
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pyCodeGen is a code generator written in python. This code generator use a xmi, a zargo or zuml file as input. You can use the friendly api to write your own code generator or you can use one already written.
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