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Modeling for Programmers and Programming for Modelers
Xcore is an extended concrete syntax for Ecore that, in combination with Xbase, transforms it into a fully fledged programming language with high quality tools reminiscent of the Java Development Tools. You can use it not only to specify the structure of your model, but also the behavior of your operations and the conversion logic of your data types. It eliminates the dividing line between modeling and programming, combining the advantages of each. All this is supported for both generated and dynamic models.
Getting Started
The first version of Xcore will be part of the Juno release train and is currently available in the Juno p2 repository. To get started, you'll need to install the hardware-appropriate platform version of Eclipse 4.2 or Eclipse 3.8.