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Matteo Bordin <matteo.bordin@gmail.com> writes:

> a UML class needs to be instantiated to have a run-time executable
> semantics

I don't understand this?

There has to be some sort of profile (both in allowable UML constructs
and what they mean in terms of program execution). "If you model like
_this_ and generate code using _our generator_, the result will work
like _that_".