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Model-driven architecture

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Model-driven architecture is a software design methodology, proposed and sponsored by the OMG.

The basic idea is that the system functionality is defined as a Platform Independent Model, using an appropriate specification language and then translated to one or more Platform Specific Models for the actual implementation.

The translation between platform-independent model and platform-specific models is normally performed using automated tools.

See also code generation.

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