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<p>overview</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>==Navigation==<br /> * up: [[Main_Page]]<br /> * down basics: TODO<br /> <br /> ==Overview==<br /> Programming with graphical support is the 4-th level of high-level programming languages. UML is one of the graphical languages.<br /> <br /> Other ''languages'' are Simulink, Simplorer and such those graphical environments for controlling.<br /> <br /> A user can use that graphic languages without knowledge of detailed thinks of source code programming. It is an important advantage. A user can consider the own problems, not the problems of implementation.<br /> <br /> The graphical languages should described the structures of connections of blocks etc. in netlists or such adequate. Using that connection lists a line source code can be generated which regards some conditions of deployment of the target platform. The C-language should be the first choosing, because the C language is the usual base language for all platforms.<br /> <br /> The generated C-sources should be able to read and understand by a usual C programmer, but they shouldn't be adapted and corrected to introduce implementation details. It is similar to list files to view an assembler code which is compiled from C- sources. It may be able to view and understand but never changed.</div>

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