Titlebook: Software Language Engineering; 4th International Co Anthony Sloane,Uwe Aßmann Conference proceedings 2012 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

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Formalizing a Domain Specific Language Using SOS: An Industrial Case Study,t the level of individual syntactical notions, using structural operational semantics (SOS) as a formal meta-language. Here, the impact of the formalization process on the DSL is considered in terms of disambiguation of underlying (semantic) language design decisions.

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Towards a One-Stop-Shop for Analysis, Transformation and Visualization of Software,ng meta-programming tasks such as the analysis and transformation of existing source code and models, and the implementation of domain-specific languages..However, meta-programming tasks also require seamlessly integrated visualization facilities. We are therefore now aiming at a ”One-Stop-Shop” for

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Cloning in DSLs: Experiments with OCL,es (DSLs), cloning related to domain-specific graphical languages has also been considered. This paper focuses on domain-specific textual languages in an effort to evaluate cloning in these DSLs where instances of such DSLs allow for less code to express domain-specific features, but potentially mor

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Uniform Modularization of Workflow Concerns Using Unify,s, in which different concerns are scattered across the workflow and tangled with one another. This hinders the design, the evolution, and the reusability of workflows expressed in these languages. We address this problem by introducing the Unify framework, which supports uniform modularization of w

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Design of Concept Libraries for C++, to identify a minimal and useful set of concepts required to constrain the library’s generic algorithms and data structures and to gain insights into how best to support such concepts within C++. We start with the design of concepts rather than the design of supporting language features; the langua

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