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A Profile's Design for Parallel Applications Modelling
Author(s) -
Daniel Alberto Giulianelli,
Claudia Pons,
Rocío Andrea Rodríguez,
Pablo Martín Vera,
Victor Manuel Fernandez
Publication year - 2010
Publication title -
rev. colomb. de computación
Language(s) - English
DOI - 10.29375/25392115.1253
During the last times hardware progress has reached home computers with technologies that were only used in main frames. Clear examples of this statement are multiple core personal computers. As this new hardware becomes popular it is neccessary to change the way of designing applications in order to be able to use it. UML is a wide general-purpouse modeling language that counts with a graphic vocabulary. In some cases, when a particular application is going to be modeled, the UML’s graphic vocabulary, results too abstract. That’s why a specialization of the language is neccessary by means of the adding of new artifacts that allows modeling the special characteristics of the particular domain. This paper shows a profile that specializes UML to facilitate the parellized applications modeling, considering their own characteristics.

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