A key idea in the BIP methodology is to generate the system models (i.e. implementations) from the application model of the software and a model of the target platform by using a set of correct-by-construction model transformations. These transformations preserve functional properties. Moreover, they take into account extra-functional constraints.
We consider three types of transformations:
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