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Notable software tools for model-driven engineering include:

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* [[AgileUML]] from AgileMDE Ltd (https://projects.eclipse.org/projects/modeling.agileuml)

* [[Architecture Analysis & Design Language|AADL]] from Carnegie-Mellon Software Engineering Institute

* [[Acceleo]] an open source code generator from Obeo

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* [[Generic Eclipse Modeling System]] (GEMS)

* [[GeneXus]] a [[Knowledge representation|Knowledge]]-based, [[Declarative language|declarative]], multi-platform, multi-language development solution

* [https://genio.quidgest.com/?lang=en Genio] a CASE / RAD ([[Rapid Application Development]]) / [[Agile software development|Agile]] / Model Driven Platform developed by [[Quidgest]]

* [[Graphical Modeling Framework]] (GMF)

* [[JetBrains MPS]], a [[metaprogramming]] system from [[JetBrains]]

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* [[Simulink]] from [[MathWorks]]

* [[Software Ideas Modeler]] from Dusan Rodina

* [[SystemWeaver]] from [[Systemite]]

* [[Eclipse Sirius|Sirius]] an Eclipse Open Source project to create custom graphical modeling workbenches

* [[Borland Together|Together Architect]] from [[Borland]]