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been using code generators to build C (gcc and quircky C
compilers for embedded processors) in two areas:     1. State
machines. Using something I call StateML to defined events,
actions, states and arcs along with snippets of documentation
and snippets of source code for zero, one, or more languages
side by side in the same file to generate any and often all of:
• State diagrams (via GraphViz) in .png or .ps format.       •
HTML text + graphics docs, HTML generated using a TT2 template
and graphics from t     • Wow.       Suffice it to say that I'm
suffused with the itch to build a better diagramming tool that
scales between expressivity (so my firm can communicate designs
clearly, both internally and externally) and rigourousness /
completeness (so we can reap the rewards of literate
programming) while not being so exclusive and prescriptive that
it's all or nothing. A pipe