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Abstract: We describe a system that constructs a computer program from a graphical specification provided by the user. The specification consists of diagrams that represent physical and mathematical models; connections between diagram ports signify that corresponding quantities must be equal. A program (in Lisp or C) is generated from the graphical specification by data flow analysis and algebraic manipulation of equations associated with the physical models. Equations, algebraic manipulations, and unit... (Update)
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@misc{ novak-generating,
author = "Models Gordon Novak",
title = "Generating Programs from Connections of Physical",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/679533.html" }
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