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Old November 30th, 2007, 04:59 PM
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Hi !

I have posted this a couple of forums and I did not get a reply. I hope this is not a dumb question, the truth is I don't understand. I have used visual paradigm, argo uml and even rational rose to develop code from uml diagrams such as state machines,etc.

Howeve, in prolog, I can't seem to find a tool that could generate code from state machine. Is there such a tool.

Do appreciate any replies on this.

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It's very unlikely that you would find such a tool that would work with Prolog (which has never really been in widespread use outside of AI research), especially one relating to UML, which is almost exclusively for object-oriented designs. I don't know of any visual tools for logic/constraint programming, but that doesn't mean none exist. The closest I know of are various visual tools for Relational Algebra, such as the Relation Builder in MS Access.
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