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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-74253-3rated design artifacts: concrete and abstract syntax, types and constraints, an interpreter or a generator. Building external DSLs might feel like reimplementing large parts of GPL functionality, especially if your DSL includes logic or expressions, or you need an editor with support for static chec

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R. L. Deka,L. Saikia,C. Mahanta,M. K. Duttan of variability in traditionally developed systems and focused on variability of source code to customize it to particular needs. Let us now discuss the other direction: using product line techniques to reuse models and DSLs.

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Concrete Syntax,fication methods are clearly important for you as a language designer. At the same time, the end-users, especially domain experts who are not programmers, tend to find them unnatural and cumbersome to use.

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Static Semantics,s of a model. Nevertheless, when working on your own models, you must have arrived at situations when capturing the exact set of desirable instances using a class diagram was either impossible or cumbersome in counterproductive ways.

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Code Generation, performance requirements rule that out. Demands on execution speed, throughput, parallelization, low memory consumption, access locality, security or available programming languages and libraries may all prohibit using an interpreter to execute DSL models.

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Internal Domain-Specific Languages,rated design artifacts: concrete and abstract syntax, types and constraints, an interpreter or a generator. Building external DSLs might feel like reimplementing large parts of GPL functionality, especially if your DSL includes logic or expressions, or you need an editor with support for static checking, code completion, etc.