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This work extends the subset of CSPm that can be translated to C++ using the tool CSP++. Specifications can now contain user defined functions, make limited use of set and sequence data, and utilise built-in CSPm functions that operate on such data. An extended development paradigm is suggested, based on applying transformational methods from UML to C++. All techniques are demonstrated over three case-study examples.
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