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Exhost-PIPE: an advanced Petri net editor
Exhost-PIPE
Exhost-PIPE (EXtended High-level Oriented and STandard Platform
Independent Petri net Editor) is an extension of PIPE for designing, analysing
and playing ordinary, modular, coloured and time Petri nets as well as
two specific types of nets defined at the ONERA-DCSD: particle Petri
nets and plan Petri nets.
The tool interfaces according to PNML standards. Several
plug-in modules implement analysis or transformation algorithms and
allow operations on both new kinds of Petri nets. The user interface
has been modified so as to help customising the displayed information.
Exhost-PIPE has been developed at the ONERA-DCSD by Olivier
Bonnet-Torrès, Patrice Domenech, Aziz El Bouzidi, Charles Lesire and
Catherine Tessier.
Download the ATPN'06 demonstration poster!
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Two zipped videos can be found here
for particle Petri nets and there for
plan Petri nets (both have no sound!).
Exhost-PIPE is open-source software. As an extension and modification
of PIPE 1 its distribution is subject to the
GNU General Public License.
Downloads
- Exhost-PIPE v1 (stable) ZIP
features P&T-time Petri nets, modular Petri nets, hybrid Petri nets
and particle Petri nets and provides animation support for manual,
prompt-on-conflict, random and simulated time animation
modes
- Exhost-PIPE v2 (β-version) ZIP
additionally features simple- and complex-coloured Petri nets
and provides animation support for real-time animation mode and socket
communication for I/O event management and dialog with other
applications
- Licence
degree report on Exhost-PIPE v1 (in French) PDF
Publications
O. Bonnet-Torrès, P. Domenech, C. Lesire, C. Tessier.
Exhost-PIPE:
PIPE extended for two classes of monitoring Petri nets. 27th
International Conference on Application and Theory of Petri Nets and
Other Models of Concurrency, ATPN'06, Turku, Finland, June 2006.
O. Bonnet-Torrès, P. Domenech, A. El Bouzidi, C. Lesire, C. Tessier.
Exhost-PIPE: Playing Plan Petri nets and Particle Petri
nets.
Tool demonstration at ATPN'06, Turku, Finland, June 2006.
Other publications available on Charles
Lesire's and
Olivier
Bonnet-Torrès' webpages.
Contacts
Olivier Bonnet-Torrès
Charles Lesire
Catherine Tessier
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