WRITTEN DOCUMENTATION HARDWARE

Brand Owner Address Description
N7 natcon7 GmbH Leverkusenstr. 54 22761 Hamburg Germany Written documentation for hardware, software and for the development and implementation of IT systems, namely, handbooks, catalogues, instruction manuals and work instructions;Installation, repair and maintenance of power plants and electrical power grids;N SEVEN; NATCON SEVEN;Scientific and technological services and research and design relating thereto in the field of renewable energy and energy networks; industrial analysis and research services, namely, analysis of renewable energy and energy networks or research in the field of renewable energy and energy networks; energy consulting, namely, technology planning and consulting in the field of renewable energy, scheduling control of power plants and energy networks, yield forecast monitoring of power plants and energy networks, power curve evaluation of power plants and energy networks, incentives calculator for power plants and energy networks, performance monitoring and reporting service, energy metering for power plants and energy networks; configuration and development of energy networks, namely, technical planning of energy plants and networks, technical consultation in the field of environmental science, engineering services, design for others in the field of energy products for others, supervisory control of energy plants and energy networks in their performance, data acquisition concerning the performance of energy plants and networks, installation of energy networks in the nature of connecting different power plants with each other or with the power grid, installation of communication between energy plants by connecting them with each other; technical design for others in the field of operating plants for the supply of electricity, heat, water and cooling energy; consultancy in the field of energy-saving;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. An interface definition that specifies the functionality of humanly accessed functions within a software program is parsed into statements by a parser in conjunction with a dictionary. The parsed statements are converted to formatted statements by a plurality of formatters resulting in expression of the interface definition in a plurality of selected formats. The selected formats comprise source code formats and various documentation formats. Files generated from source code formatters, such as "C++" formatters, are included in the software build process and facilitate restricting software development to the specified functionality. Changes to the interface definition are propagated to the selected formats resulting in software functionality that is consistent with the various forms of documentation such as on-line help and printed documentation. The present invention was developed in response to the needs of multi-platform product development and facilitates timely and accurate coordination between software development and documentation efforts.