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Acceleo 2.5.0 - New and Noteworthy

Acceleo 2.5 provides as a new feature a profiler. You can profile the time spent by each element of a chain (from a chain action to a call inside a script).

All these news are added to the Acceleo 2.4.0 new and noteworthy notes.

You can now profile the time spent by each element of a chain (from a chain action to a call inside a script). The profiler is activated from the launch configuration of your chain.

Model profile provides the following information:

• the percentage of time spent for each element
• the time (in milliseconds) spent for each element
• the number of times the element has been used.

The tree view is ordered from the most time consuming to the less time consuming element. If you double-click on a template element the corresponding editor will show up with the textual representation of the profiled element selected.

Figure : Acceleo Profiler

Now, it is possible to sort the outline content by type, by name or unsorted.

Figure : Outline sorting

Acceleo Bridge for Enterprise Architect 7.1 (UML 2.1 export) has been updated for the last version of Enterprise Architect (EA 7.1.833).

If you need more information concerning the Acceleo compatibility with other modelers, have a look on the compatibility page.

A new module arrived in the modules repository and is included in the Acceleo bundles: you can now generate a C application from an UML2 model. The current version supports:

• Header files generated from model elements:
  • Classes
  • Datatype
  • Enumeration
• Source files generated from model classes
• Generated files respect the package structure
• Comments generated from comment model elements
• Function declaration and definition
• Global variables
• Visibility management for function declarations and global variables
  • In header file, if public
  • In source file, if private
• Multiplicity management for variables and parameters
• Import management
• Structure and enumeration generation

More details are available here.

A new version of UML2 to Java module arrived, based on Papyrus Java module, in the modules repository and is included in the Acceleo bundles: you can now generate a Java application from an UML2 model. The current version supports:

• Java files generated from model elements:
  • Classes
  • Interfaces
  • Enumerations
• Generated files respect the package structure
• Comments generated from comment model elements
• Association management
• Generalization management
• Interface realization management
• Accessors generation

More details are available here.

Performances of the Acceleo 3.0beta engine have been greatly improved. Execution time between Acceleo 2 and Acceleo 3beta have significant differences in favor of the last engine version.

The following bugs have been corrected:

The following features have been integrated: