Make Agents Yourself¶

This page is about the version of MAY based on the SpeADL language.

Where to Start¶

If you are discovering MAY and SpeADL, read what it is useful for.

If you want to start using MAY and SpeADL, check the Tutorials.

If you want to know everything there is to know about SpeADL, check the Reference Guides.

Available Versions¶

MAY¶

The current version of MAY is 3.4.X for Eclipse Luna.
It introduces the latest features, and more, presented in the Doctoral Dissertation of Victor Noël.
Previous versions are available at this page: Previous Versions.

Components Library¶

Reusable components follow MAY version numbering for the first two digits (currently latest is 3.4.0).

Maven artefacts with common components are available through Maven (see Maven integration below).

Installation¶

For an installation guide MAY, see the page MAY Install.

For a guide to set-up a new Eclipse project with MAY, see the page MAY Project Setup.

Documentation¶

Reference guides describing the abstractions proposed in MAY with examples are available on the page Reference Guides.

Tutorials are available on the page MAY Tutorials.

Best practices are available on the page MAY Best Practices.

Maven integration¶

For a guide to configure an Eclipse project with Maven and optionally use the MAY component library, see the page MAY Maven Eclipse Setup.

For a guide to use Maven for code generation without Eclipse, see the page MAY Maven Standalone Setup.

Developers Resources¶

Release instructions for MAY are available here: MAY Release Process.

Sources¶

The source code can be downloaded using the Mercurial DVCS:

MAY:

https://anon:anon@wwwsecu.irit.fr/hg/SMAC/victor-noel-phd/may/may-xtext2/

Libraries and examples:

https://anon:anon@wwwsecu.irit.fr/hg/SMAC/victor-noel-phd/may/lib/