Equation-Based Object-Oriented Languages and Tools:
Report on the Workshop EOOLT'2007 at ECOOP'2007
Abstract
EOOLT'2007 was the first edition of the ECOOP-EOOLT workshop. The
workshop is intended to bring researchers associated with different
equation-based object-oriented (EOO) modeling languages and different
application areas making use of such languages together. The aim of
the workshop is to explore common grounds and derive software design
principles that may make future EOO modeling languages more robust,
more versatile, and more widely accepted among the various
stakeholders. At EOOLT'2007, nineteen researchers with diverse
backgrounds and needs came together to present and discuss fourteen
different concept papers grouped into the four topic areas of
integrated system modeling approaches; hybrid modeling and variable
structure systems; modeling languages, specification, and language
comparison; and tools and methods.
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