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CASE TOOLS : survey and implementation

design tool:convert diagram and flowchart to source code


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design application for Auto code generator
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design application for Flowchart Converter
‫تصميم تطبيق لتوليد برنامج من مخطط االنسيابي الى برنامج‬
Flowchart Converter is a WinForms application that helps users create programs
using simple flowcharts.
Design tool to generate a program from a
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Depending on the programming language, this can be either easy or quite difficult
for a beginning programmer. Many languages require to write lines upon lines of
confusing code just to get it to display "Hello, world!".

However, using FlowchartConverter, users can use shapes to represent the different
actions that users want their program to perform. So, programmers can concentrate
on the algorithm rather than all the nuances and details of a typical programming
language. FlowchartConverter can convert flowcharts to the most two popular
languages (C++ and C#)

Prerequisites:

The application was built on .NET framework 4.5.2 and written using C# programming
language.

Features:
1.Interactively generate code: ◦The Source Code Viewer can convert your flowchart
to two popular programming languages.

2.Code compilation and execution.


3.Language features: ◦Single dimensional arrays
◦Pre-test (while) and Post-test (do while) loops
◦For loops
◦Explicit variable declaration. Flowcharts generally use implicit declaration
(given they are quite minimalistic).

4.Utilities: ◦Flowcharts can be exported to JPG image.


◦Programs can be saved and loaded using XML.

Shapes:
•Assignment
•Declare
•Do
•For
•If
•If Else
•Input
•Output
•While

Built With:
•Open Diagram: Open Diagram is the definitive open source .net diagramming
component library for the .Net framework winforms environment
Generate pseudo-code for your project:
Most of the times we start a large project, we need to write pseudo-code and create
flowcharts. It's a tedious work and we may have no clue to do that. If you have
AthTek Flowchart to Code Converter, that won't be a problem any more. It will help
you to generate pseudo-code and create flowcharts effortlessly with several clicks.
It supports to generate pseudo-code in multiple programming languages including C,
C++, C#, Java, JavaScript and Delphi. It can also reset the root of flowchart to
any branch node so that you can generate flowchart for part of the project. The
flowchart in AthTek Flowchart to Code Converter is printable and exportable. You
can easily export the flowcharts to MS Word/Visio/SVG/BMP formats. You can also
edit the Caption, Source Code, True/False and Comment of the pseudo-code to make it
be more pragmatic for your work.

Generate pseudo-code for your project:


Most of the times we start a large project, we need to write pseudo-code and create
flowcharts. It's a tedious work and we may have no clue to do that. If you have
AthTek Flowchart to Code Converter, that won't be a problem any more. It will help
you to generate pseudo-code and create flowcharts effortlessly with several clicks.
It supports to generate pseudo-code in multiple programming languages including C,
C++, C#, Java, JavaScript and Delphi. It can also reset the root of flowchart to
any branch node so that you can generate flowchart for part of the project. The
flowchart in AthTek Flowchart to Code Converter is printable and exportable. You
can easily export the flowcharts to MS Word/Visio/SVG/BMP formats. You can also
edit the Caption, Source Code, True/False and Comment of the pseudo-code to make it
be more pragmatic for your work.

There are several methods for exchanging values of variables between two
programming languages, and this proposal is considered as a mixed code generator
tool to integrate two programs in an integrated manner

Software Development :
•Android local train ticketing system.

Digital Farmington, which includes an interactive map and a blog. CCSU team created
a new solution for the digital map of Farmington incorporating a range of features.
It is possible to see how the town boundaries changed over the years, and how later
the original town of Farmington was divided up into the town of Avon, Berlin,
Bristol, Canton, New Britain and Southington. A number of different types of Points
of Interest (POI) can be created/edited/viewed in a fashion synchronized with the
timeline of the map.
digital map of uomosul

AI for Software Design: ◦Interweaving AI and Behavioral Programming Towards Better


Programming Environments (Achiya Elyasaf, Moshe Weinstock and Gera Weiss)
◦AI Techniques for Software Requirements Prioritization (Alexander Felfernig)

•Agent-Based Software Programming: ◦Social Commitments for Engineering Interaction


in Distributed Systems (Matteo Baldoni, Cristina Baroglio, Roberto Micalizio and
Stefano Tedeschi)
◦Intelligent Agents are More Complex: Initial Empirical Findings (Gal A Kaminka and
Alon T Zanbar)

•AI for Software Development: ◦Sequence-to-Sequence Learning for Automated Software


Artifact Generation (Zhongxin Liu, Xin Xia and David Lo)
◦Machine Learning to Support Code Reviews in Continuous Integration (Miroslaw
Staron, Miroslaw Ochodek, Wilhelm Meding, Ola Söder and Emil Rosenberg)
◦Software Fusion: Deep Design Learning with Deterministic Laplacian Verification
(Iaakov Exman)
◦Using Artificial Intelligence for Auto-Generating Software for Cyber-Physical
Applications (Gregory Provan)

•AI for Software Testing: ◦On the Application of Machine Learning in Software
Testing (Nour Chetouane and Franz Wotawa)
◦Creating Test Oracles Using Machine Learning Techniques (Rafig Almaghairbe and
Marc Roper)
◦Intelligent Risk Based Analysis Methodology (Eli Menasheof)
◦A Qualitative Reasoning Model for Software Testing, based on Combinatorial
Geometry (Spyros Xanthakis and Emeric Gioan)

•AI for Software Debugging: ◦AI-based Spreadsheet Debugging (Konstantin


Schekotihin, Birgit Hofer, Franz Wotawa and Dietmar Jannach)
◦Artificial Intelligence Methods for Software Debugging (Wolfgang Mayer and Franz
Wotawa)

•Index

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