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When the philosophy page gets fleshed out a little, you'll see that I'm heavily into formal specification and testing.
In a nutshell, software systems cannot have the quality without a name if nobody knows what they are supposed to do.
Also, software cannot have the quality if its not clear that it actually does what it's supposed to do.
To this end, the project without a name will try and make available free tools which will provide these capabilities.
Also, these projects will act as a testing ground for the other ideas presented on this site.
The PWAN OCL compiler.
This is an extremely early version of a compiler for the UML's Object Constraint Language.
Currently, it does not do much, except provide a parse tree for valid OCL expressions.
There is no type checking, and no useful error messages are provided in the event of parser errors.
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