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This paper presents a solution to the Flowgraphs case study for the Transformation Tool Contest 2013 (TTC 2013). Starting from Java source code, we execute a chain of model transformations to derive a simplified model of the program, its control flow graph and its data flow graph. Finally we develop a model transformation that validates the program flow by comparing it with a set of flow specifications written in a domain specific language. The proposed solution has been implemented using ATL.
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