Proceedings of the 30th International on Design Automation Conference - DAC '93 1993
DOI: 10.1145/157485.165080
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Design management using dynamically defined flows

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“…A survey of flow management systems include the Roadmap Model developed at Philips Research Laboratories [6], the NELSIS CAD Framework [1], the Hercules Workflow Manager [11], the History Model developed at UC-Berkeley [4], the Hilda CAD Framework [2], and the VOV CAD System [3].…”
Section: Flow Management Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A survey of flow management systems include the Roadmap Model developed at Philips Research Laboratories [6], the NELSIS CAD Framework [1], the Hercules Workflow Manager [11], the History Model developed at UC-Berkeley [4], the Hilda CAD Framework [2], and the VOV CAD System [3].…”
Section: Flow Management Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Hercules Workflow Manager is a flow management system within the Odyssey CAD framework initially developed at Carnegie Mellon University [11]. Hercules uses a task schema to help designers formulate and execute tasks.…”
Section: Flow Management Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Support for restrictive design flows can only be offered in those systems that have a notion of a predefined design flow, like the lessi-Common-Framework [9], Hercules [12] and the system presented by van den Hamer et al [13].…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For instance, in Monitor [14] a graph-like representation of the design flow was shown with traffic light colors, van den Hamer et al [13] presented a user interface that shows data and tool runs in ajiowmap, and in the Hercules system [12] a visualization of a task graph forms the basis of the user interface. Unique to our approach is that, starting from a user-assigned object, we derive a colored flow that represents those parts of the design state in which the designer is particularly interested and that we automatically adjust this colored flow upon changes in the design state.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Such components include a knowledge base, that characterizes the design (sub)disciplines that are relevant to the particular design environment, and also an interface to an existing executive meta-tool, such as the one described in [6], that is responsible for executing CAD tools, storing design data, etc. Support of concurrent design requires guaranteeing that each design alternatives be asynchronously accessed by each of the designers assigned to the session's project.…”
Section: Minervamentioning
confidence: 99%