Eclipse Modeling Framework

By Stephan Gerth. 2003

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ATL: A model transformation tool (2008, methodology): “Some examples are Eclipse Modeling Framework (EMF) [3], and MDR [9].”
The spoofax language workbench: rules for declarative specification of languages and IDEs (2010, background): “(4) The environment should support efﬁcient, agile language deﬁnition, through incremental and selective development of IDE services, which requires separation of concerns between language speciﬁcations and pure IDE logic.”
Metamodel Adaptation and Model Co-adaptation (2007, methodology): “This enables us to make metamodel adaptation available for EMF.”
Measuring Models (2009, unknown): “Ecore is part of the Eclipse Modeling Framework [48] (EMF) developped by IBM.”
Using ASEME Methodology for Model-Driven Agent Systems Development (2010, methodology): “In the heart of the model transformation procedure is the Eclipse Modeling Framework (EMF, [3]).”
KM3: A DSL for Metamodel Specification (2006, methodology): “One difference with KM3 is that emfatic provides EMF-specific constructs (e.g. to customize Java code generation).”
Automating Co-evolution in Model-Driven Engineering (2008, background): “It is based on analogous core concepts used in OMG/MOF [19] and EMF/Ecore [6] and is focused on metamodelling only (that is, Java code generation facilities are not supported, for instance).”