import polyorb-hi-ada, polyorb-hi-c and ocarina

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ANNOUNCE

+Ocarina v1.1
+============
+
+The Ocarina team is proud to announce the release of Ocarina 1.1
+ (available at http://aadl.enst.fr)
+
+Ocarina is a set of libraries to manipulate AADL models. Ocarina is
+compliant with AADL 1.0, and some extensions from AADL 2.0.
+
+Ocarina is available as both source and binary packages for Windows,
+Linux, Solaris and Mac OS X.
+
+To download Ocarina, go to http://aadl.enst.fr/ocarina
+
+To download Ocarina + PolyORB-HI AADL runtime, go to
+http://aadl.enst.fr/polyorb-hi/
+
+Ocarina proposes
+
+* AADL parser and pretty printer
+
+* Code generation features for generating distributed applications on top of 
+  the PolyORB schizophrenic middleware
+
+* Code generation features for generating High-Integrity distributed
+  applications on top of the PolyORB-HI AADL middleware
+
+Ocarina comes with a set of examples to demonstrate these different features.
+For discussing Ocarina features, you can use the ocarina-users mailing list.
+
+Ocarina is primarily developed by Bechir Zalila, Jerome Hugues and
+Laurent Pautet at ENST (http://www.enst.fr).
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+Ocarina v1.0-alpha
+==================
+
+Ocarina is a tool suite to manipulate, verify and process AADL
+descriptions. It provides a set of specialized modules built around a
+central core that manages the AADL model. Modules provide functions
+such as parse/print AADL description in different syntax, perform
+model analysis, generate code from a model, etc.
+
+Ocarina is primarily developed by Thomas Vergnaud and Laurent Pautet
+(Télécom Paris).
+
+
+* Contents
+
+This pre-release provides two main modules:
+
+** Ocarina core:
+
+The core of Ocarina provides basic functions to manipulate an abstract
+syntax tree representing an AADL mode:
+
+- an API to insert elements into the tree
+
+- functionnalities to scan the whole tree; callback functions can be
+associated to the tree nodes, in order to process the description
+
+- basic checks on the structure: completeness, type consistency, etc.
+ 
+** AADL parser and printer:
+
+These modules can read or write a description in the AADL syntax. They
+rely on the Ocarina core.
+
+
+* Important Note
+
+This pre-release must be considered as an unstable version. This means
+it may crash or produce incomplete results. Yet, it works for common
+AADL descriptions and can be used as a description validator.
+
+
+* AADL
+
+AADL (Architecture Analysis & Design Language) is an architecture
+description language targetted to the description of embedded
+real-time systems (e.g. avionics). More information can be found on
+the AADL web site: http://www.aadl.info

AUTHORS

+David Abad-Garcia <abadgarc@enst.fr>
+Thomas Autret <thomas.autret@enst.fr>
+Julien Delange <julien.delange@enst.fr>
+Olivier Gilles <olivier.gilles@enst.fr>
+Jerome Hugues <jerome.hugues@enst.fr>
+Fabrice Kordon <fabrice.kordon@lip6.fr>
+Stephane Lanarre <stephane.lanarre@enst.fr>
+Gilles Lasnier <gilles.lasnier@enst.fr>
+Laurent Pautet <laurent.pautet@enst.fr>
+Xavier Renault <xavier.renault@lip6.fr>
+Clement Tourriere <clement.tourriere@enst.fr>
+Thomas Vergnaud <thomas.vergnaud@enst.fr>
+Vo Ngoc Minh <nvo@enst.fr>
+Bechir Zalila <bechir.zalila@enst.fr>
+

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