Abstract: A computer-implemented method for automatically generating computer code for a software system from a representation of the software system. An architectural description language is used to represent activities and dependencies between activities as separate entities. Dependencies are managed by coordination processes associated with the dependency. Activities and dependencies are connected through ports which encode interfaces between activities and coordination processes. At least one associated computer program is identified for each activity and dependency for implementing the activity or managing the dependency, wherein the representation is defined by activities, dependencies and ports through which activities are connected to dependencies. The associated computer programs are combined to provide the computer code for the software system.

Abstract: A computer software system includes interdependent collections of software components. That is, at the architectural level, software components and their interdependencies are two distinct equally important entities. The software components represent the core functional pieces of an application and deal with concepts specific to an application domain. Interdependencies relate to concepts orthogonal to the problem domain in most applications, such as transportation, sharing of resources and synchronization constraints among components. An architectural description language which represents activities and dependencies between activities as separate entities. Dependencies are managed by coordination processes associated with the dependency. Activities and dependencies are connected through ports which encode interfaces between activities and coordination processes. The language may also represent resources which may be understood as the output of some activity beyond the scope of the system. Each entity, i.e.

Abstract: A computer software system includes interdependent collections of software components. That is, at the architectural level, software components and their interdependencies are two distinct equally important entities. The software components represent the core functional pieces of an application and deal with concepts specific to an application domain. Interdependencies relate to concepts orthogonal to the problem domain in most applications, such as transportation, sharing of resources and synchronization constraints among components. An architectural description language which represents activities and dependencies between activities as separate entities. Dependencies are managed by coordination processes associated with the dependency. Activities and dependencies are connected through ports which encode interfaces between activities and coordination processes. The language may also represent resources which may be understood as the output of some activity beyond the scope of the system. Each entity, i.e.