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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions specification/source/codeGeneration.rst
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Introduction
^^^^^^^^^^^^

This section describes the translation
from CDL to a building automation system.
This section describes the translation of control sequences expressed
in CDL to a building automation system.

Translating the *CDL library* to a building automation system to make it
available as part of a product line needs to be done only when
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However, translation of a *CDL-conforming control sequence* that has been developed
for a specific building will need to be done for each building project.

While translation from CDL to C code or to a Functional Mockup Unit is
While translation from CDL to C code or to a :term:`Functional Mockup Unit` is
support by Modelica simulation environments, translation to
legacy building automation product lines is more difficult
as they typically do not allow executing custom C code. Moreover,
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1. Implementation of the control sequence using CDL.

2. Export of the Modelica model as a :term:`Functional Mockup Unit` for Model Exchange (FMU-ME)
2. Export of the Modelica model as a Functional Mockup Unit for Model Exchange (FMU-ME)
or as a JSON specification.

3. Import of the FMU-ME in the runtime environment, or translation of the
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Example Application
-------------------

Introduction
^^^^^^^^^^^^

In this section, we compare the performance of two different
control sequences, applied to a floor of a prototypical office building.
The objectives are
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performance comparison of a control sequence during design.

The document is a working document that is used as a discussion basis
and will evolve as the development progresses. The proposed design
should not be considered finalized.
and will evolve as the development progresses.
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Verification
------------

Introduction
^^^^^^^^^^^^

This section describes how to formally verify whether
the control sequence is implemented according to specification.
This process would be done as part
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