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I wanted to create a diagram containing two processes that communicate with each other (which is exactly what will happen in my implementation) but after I create one process in OpenGEODE the "Process" button becomes grayed out and I can only add "ProcessTypes".
Is it not possible to have multiple processes in OpenGEODE?
Opengeode iself can only handle one process at a time as it does not have the SDL communication view. That's what TASTE is actually providing.
TASTE provides the possibility to design a complete system made of one or more SDL processes, that can also communicate with other functions implemented in different languages (C, C++, Ada, Simulink, etc.) and generate complete code that can run on target (Linux or embedded).
Check www.opengeode.net for the subset of SDL that is supported by Opengeode
Hi,
I wanted to create a diagram containing two processes that communicate with each other (which is exactly what will happen in my implementation) but after I create one process in OpenGEODE the "Process" button becomes grayed out and I can only add "ProcessTypes".
Is it not possible to have multiple processes in OpenGEODE?
FYI, I have started studying SDL from this tutorial: https://www.sdl-forum.org/sdl88tutorial/index.html
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