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'''Architecture Description Languages''' ('''ADLs''') are used to describe [[software architecture]]s. This means in case of [[technical architecture]], the architecture must be communicated to software developers. With [[functional architecture]], the architecture is communicated to stakeholders and enterprise engineers.

There are several ADLs, such as [[Wright]] (developed by [[Carnegie Mellon University|CMU]]), [[Acme]] (developed by CMU), [[C2]] (developed by [[University of California, Irvine|UCI]]), and [[Darwin (ADL)|Darwin]] (developed by [[Imperial College London]]).

==Introduction==