the tool can use the command line to operate?? about opengeode HOT 5 CLOSED

Yes, you can use the --toAda flag from the command line.

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i tried many times ,and i can open the tool and the file using the command line ,but i cannot use the --toAda flag from the command line to generate ada codes.

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Oh you are using the Windows build.
Unfortunately the Windows target is not up to date and is not tested very well. The command line processing may not be supported by the tool that was used to bundle the Python code into an executable.

Can you use the Linux version instead?
The Windows binary was last built perhaps 2 years ago, and it is missing many features and bugfixes. Sorry for that...

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Thank you for your answer，and i want to ask one more questions.If the tool supports to generate C codes in the Linux version?

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There is a prototype of a C code generator, which works for simple systems but it misses some features of SDL like nested/parallel states, continuous signals and function type/instance.

There are a few contributors who are working on it, however it is not the main target.
Are you targetting a platform that has no support for Ada ?

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