Titlebook: Domain-Specific Languages; IFIP TC 2 Working Co Walid Mohamed Taha Conference proceedings 2009 IFIP International Federation for Informatio

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-68179-5sal specifications from type-specific actions, (2) expressiveness and reusability of traversal specifications, and (3) supporting structure-shy traversal specifications that require minimal adaptation in the face of schema evolution. This paper presents .anguage for .mbedded qu.ry and traver.l (LEES

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B. Raouyane,S. Khairi,I. Haddar,M. Bellafkih However, a challenge is that tool support for DSLs is lacking when compared to the capabilities offered in general-purpose languages (GPLs), such as Java and C++. For example, support for unit testing a DSL program is absent and debuggers for DSLs are rare. This limits the ability of a developer to

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Resilience History and Focus in the USA’s parameterization and their option formats are simple. But as the program evolves, so does the parameterization and the available options. Gradually, option parsing, data structure complexity, and maintenance of related program documentation becomes unwieldy. This article introduces a novel DSL ca

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Urban Disaster Resilience and Securityr this task is the . (BGP) [1], which allows autonomous systems to independently define their own route preferences and route advertisement policies. By careful design of these BGP policies, autonomous systems can achieve a variety of objectives..Currently available configuration and policy language

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Private Military and Security Companiesors useful for solving that particular class of problems. Such a language can be of two kinds: it can form a new language or it can be embedded as a sublanguage in an existing one. We describe an embedded DSL in the form of a library which extends a general purpose language. Our domain is that of vu

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Private Military and Security Companies configurable logic in addition to embedded processors, distributed RAM blocks, and DSP slices in order to help facilitate building HW/SW co-designed systems. A technical challenge in building such systems is that the practice of designing software and hardware requires different areas of expertise

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Rosalba D’Onofrio,Elio Trusianixperimentation on game theoretic models. Unfortunately, despite relying heavily on automation, this approach has not been well supported by tools. Here we present our continuing work on Hagl, a domain-specific language embedded in Haskell, intended to drastically reduce the development time of such