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Welcome to the VM-Source wiki!

Installation.

Please go to the website.

VM Grammar.

The file that describes the VM grammar is Vm.xtext.

Some examples.

• Wireless sensor networks variability here
• Wiki system variability here
• Video generator [here]
• Mobile phone here

Tutorials

Developers use VM to model explicitly what is common and what differs between product variants or different configurations of a system. We provide four short tutorials with an increment complexity and goals.

• Basic variability modeling: Its goal is to teach how to write and read basic boolean feature models in VM.
• Extended variability modeling: It builds upon the model created in the basic variability to introduce attributes, multi-features and group cardinalities.
• Extra variability modeling: It addresses special characteristics of VM, such as “runtime”, “not decision”, “not translatable”.
• Multi-objectives modeling: It explains how to define objectives when generating product configurations automatically.
• Configuration specifications: It explains how to specify the features and attribute values that characterize each product variant.
• VM models interpretation: Its teaches how to read the VM model and product configurations using a simple JAVA program.