Domain Specific Languages
By colleen
Domain Specific Language (noun)
a computer programming language of limited expressiveness focused on a particuliar domain
Langauge vs. Grammer
- a language is a set of legal sentences with associated meanings
- a grammar is a set of the legal sentences in a language
- each grammar determines a set of legal sentences, with possibly ambiguouos meanings
- a given language an be specified by multiple languages
DSL Flow
DSL script ----> execute semantic model ----> generate code (optional)
Languages 101
- basic language concepts
- role of the semantecs model in dsls
- testing languages
- interpreters and compilers
- alternative computational models
- syntax - legal sentences
- semantics - the meaning of legal sentances range of possible output values without these things; you don't have a language
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