I'd like to see a combination of this and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subtext_(programming_language) along with a visualizer debugger that could scrub forwards and backwards in time.
Show HN: µFSM – A state chart library for embedded applications
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Re: Show HN: µFSM – A state chart library for embedded applications
#32I'm impressed by this and like it a lot. If you don't mind a 'drive-by' feature request: it would be fantastic if you were to support the PlantUML state DSL: http://plantuml.com/state-diagram That would push me from "interesting proof of concept" to figuring out how to use it in projects.
Thanks =) I had a quick look att plantuml and it seems to support SCXML export, which I will add in a near future which might be useful for you.
Re: Show HN: µFSM – A state chart library for embedded applications
#33I added it to the growing list of statechart libraries in various languages: https://statecharts.github.io/resources.html#tools--librarie...
Re: Show HN: µFSM – A state chart library for embedded applications
#34I'm impressed by this and like it a lot. If you don't mind a 'drive-by' feature request: it would be fantastic if you were to support the PlantUML state DSL: http://plantuml.com/state-diagram That would push me from "interesting proof of concept" to figuring out how to use it in projects.
Thanks =) I had a quick look att plantuml and it seems to support SCXML export, which I will add in a near future which might be useful for you.
Great!
This has important consequences for visually impaired programmers, so I'm glad of that as well.
Re: Show HN: µFSM – A state chart library for embedded applications
#35There are so many FSM implementations. The problem is when you want to implement something like this in different platforms, one has to "change the engine" along with all the connectors. Why not to use something standard like BPMN as the base?