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We provide P-Lingua and its associated tools as a free and reusable software package for the development of [[software/hardware applications]] capable of simulate P system computations. | We provide P-Lingua and its associated tools as a free and reusable software package for the development of [[software/hardware applications]] capable of simulate P system computations. | ||
| - | In order to implement this idea, a Java library called [[pLinguaCore]] has been | + | In order to implement this idea, a Java library called [[pLinguaCore]] has been produced. It is able to handle |
input files (either in [[XML format]] or in [[P-Lingua format]]) defining P systems from a number of different [[supported P system models]]. Moreover, the library includes several [[built-in simulators]] for each model. For the sake of [[software portability]], pLinguaCore can export a P system | input files (either in [[XML format]] or in [[P-Lingua format]]) defining P systems from a number of different [[supported P system models]]. Moreover, the library includes several [[built-in simulators]] for each model. For the sake of [[software portability]], pLinguaCore can export a P system | ||
definition to any convenient output format (currently XML format and [[binary format]] are available). This software is not a closed product, but it can | definition to any convenient output format (currently XML format and [[binary format]] are available). This software is not a closed product, but it can | ||
be extended to accept new input or output formats and also new models or simulators. | be extended to accept new input or output formats and also new models or simulators. | ||
Revision as of 22:44, 20 August 2009
P-Lingua is a programming language for membrane computing which aims to be a standard to define P systems. It and its associated tools have been developed by members of the Research Group on Natural Computing, at the University of Sevilla, Spain.
We provide P-Lingua and its associated tools as a free and reusable software package for the development of software/hardware applications capable of simulate P system computations.
In order to implement this idea, a Java library called pLinguaCore has been produced. It is able to handle input files (either in XML format or in P-Lingua format) defining P systems from a number of different supported P system models. Moreover, the library includes several built-in simulators for each model. For the sake of software portability, pLinguaCore can export a P system definition to any convenient output format (currently XML format and binary format are available). This software is not a closed product, but it can be extended to accept new input or output formats and also new models or simulators.
