Reply by Richard Pennington July 29, 20072007-07-29
ratemonotonic wrote:
> Hi all, > > I was just wondering if any one knows of any open source state machine > and message passing framework for embedded applications. I have worked > with good tools like Rhapsody and state flow and find the pattern to > be very efficient for embedded systems. but these tools are extremely > expensive , and I am looking for some cheaper or open source > alternative for personal use. > > so far i have found one : > > http://smc.sourceforge.net/ > > I have read the documentation and it sounds good , and I am going to > give it a go. Has anyone tried it ? is it any good? > > Thanks In advance > > Rate >
I had previously mentioned in this group a project that I've been working on which was called "SMIL". It was/is to be an open source state machine/message passing tool that would allow a single system or multiple systems to be defined along with their interactions. At the time I posted, in April I think. There wasn't much interest. It was suggested that I change the name because "SMIL" is already taken a a language name. I subsequently changed the name to RPAIL. I haven't done much on developing RPAIL recently because: 1. There wasn't a lot of interest, and 2. it's summer time in the northern hemisphere. I would like to continue on with the project as time permits. I have current information (not much!) at http://rpail.com The main thing to see there is the current, incomplete, documentation: http://rpail.com/RPAIL/RPAIL.pdf -Rich
Reply by ratemonotonic July 29, 20072007-07-29
Hi all,

I was just wondering if any one knows of any open source state machine
and message passing framework for embedded applications. I have worked
with good tools like Rhapsody and state flow and find the pattern to
be very efficient for embedded systems. but these tools are extremely
expensive , and I am looking for some cheaper or open source
alternative for personal use.

so far i have found one :

http://smc.sourceforge.net/

I have read the documentation and it sounds good , and I am going to
give it a go. Has anyone tried it ? is it any good?

Thanks In advance

Rate