Advancing in Modular Language Engineering
Explore the concept of modular language engineering, focusing on combining existing languages, syntax, semantics, and more to create a versatile framework. Discover how modularization, merged syntax, and hybrid approaches enhance language development and address various concerns like debugging and testing.
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Modular Language Engineering Simon Van Mierlo
Why? Language Engineering Combine Existing Languages -> possibly hybrid behaviour Concerns: Debugging Testing V&V (Properties) Need for reuse! Syntax Semantics
DSL What? Syntax Semantics Concerns (Debugging, Testing, etc.) Monolithic -> Modularization Language Fragment Language Fragment glue
How? Merged Syntax MMglue MM1 MM2 SEM2 SEM1 SEMcoord Merged Semantics
How? (Black-Box) Hybrid TFSA-CBD Language
Roadmap Create language for specifying semantic interactions Extend to cross-cutting concerns (debugging) Glue metamodel: extra concepts Fragmentize languages to basic concepts Library of composable fragments Recompose existing languages (such as Statecharts) Create tool support
