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Expand Up @@ -204,7 +204,7 @@ <h1 style="color: #E78119">What is mbeddr?</h1>
<p style="text-align: justify">
mbeddr has support for requirements and product line definition, software documentation,
implementation in C and C extensions such as state machines physical units or interfaces and
components, as well as testing, mocking, as well as formal verification.
components, as well as testing, mocking and formal verification.
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Many embedded systems deal with quantities from the real world,
and mbeddr comes with an extension for phyiscal units to help represent such quantities.
Types as well as literals can be annotated with units. The seven SI units are
predefined, and users can define there own derived or convertible units.
predefined, and users can define their own derived or convertible units.
The type system computes with these units and reports errors in the IDE.
There is zero runtime overhead, since the
generated code has no representation of the units.
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -579,7 +579,7 @@ <h1>mbeddr Architecture and Extensibility</h1>
concerns.
The default extensions layer consits of a set of predefined extensions of the core languages that
can be used out-of-the-box to develop software. The user extension layer is empty, it is intended to
be filled by users. The backend layer consists of existing tools compilation and analysis tools
be filled by users. The backend layer consists of existing compilation and analysis tools
which
mbeddr uses. A more detailed description of mbeddr can be found in the <a href="learn.html#papers">papers
section</a>.
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