Titlebook: Generative Programming and Component Engineering; 4th International Co Robert Glück,Michael Lowry Conference proceedings 2005 Springer-Verl

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The Comensus Writing Collectivetain kinds of modularity into the language can furnish abstractions appropriate for implementing scheduling policy subfamilies. We present the design of our modular language, Bossa Nova, and assess the language quantitatively and qualitatively.

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Climate and Shapes in Architecture,f name-generation for temporaries and other bindings and “interleaving” of aspects. We also show how to encode some domain-specific knowledge so that “clearly wrong” compositions can be statically rejected by the compiler when processing the generator rather than the generated code.

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Bossa Nova: Introducing Modularity into the Bossa Domain-Specific Languagetain kinds of modularity into the language can furnish abstractions appropriate for implementing scheduling policy subfamilies. We present the design of our modular language, Bossa Nova, and assess the language quantitatively and qualitatively.

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Multi-stage Programming with Functors and Monads: Eliminating Abstraction Overhead from Generic Codef name-generation for temporaries and other bindings and “interleaving” of aspects. We also show how to encode some domain-specific knowledge so that “clearly wrong” compositions can be statically rejected by the compiler when processing the generator rather than the generated code.

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Mary L. Blatherwick,Jill B. Cummingsnt of a concrete precision. Efficient code generation is required to fit the program onto a target device limited in both memory and processing power. We construct an interpreter for the DSL in a language specific to the device which contains the semantics of the target instruction set embedded with

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Patrick Collins,James A. Cunninghamre written from scratch and poorly documented, which make them hard to maintain. An ideal solution should be to rewrite them in a appropriate DSL. In this paper, we present . (.mplate .tcher), an automatic tool to recognize high-level functions in source code. Preliminary results show how . can be u