This paper discusses the requirements on the selection of a programming language as the target of automated code generation in a high-integrity model driven engineering environment. We show that the dominant point of view for this selection becomes that of the designer of the model-to-code transformation engine. We then illustrate the application of the proposed requirements on a simple example
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