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Publication
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Publication Name
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Domain Evolution in Visual Languages Using
Graph Transformations
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Publication Type
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Conference Proceedings
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Publication Date
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November 4, 2002
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Conference Name
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OOPSLA
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Reference Information
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2nd Workshop on Domain-Specific Languages
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City
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Seattle
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State or Country
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WA
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Download Publication
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Sprinkle_JM_11_4_2002_Domain_Evo.doc
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Bibliography Entry
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Sprinkle J., Agrawal A., Levendovszky T., Shi F., Karsai G.: Domain Evolution in Visual Languages Using
Graph Transformations, OOPSLA, 2nd Workshop on Domain-Specific Languages, Seattle, WA, November 4, 2002.
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People
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| Aditya Agrawal
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aditya.agrawal@vanderbilt.edu
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| Feng Shi
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fengshi@isis.vanderbilt.edu
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| Gabor Karsai
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gabor.karsai@vanderbilt.edu
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Projects
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| Model-based Synthesis of Generators for Embedded Systems
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This research is sponsored by the DARPA MoBIES program. Its objective is to automate the creation of model interpreters and other, related tools used for semantic conversion of information.
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Research
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| Graph grammars and transformations
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model-interpretation is the key component in MIC and is currently specified and implemented in programming languages. The goal is to use a high-level graph transformation and grammar based approach for specifying model-interpreters
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| Modeling languages
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ISIS has developed a large number of visual languages for modeling complex systems. Designing and implementing modeling languages for domain-specific applications is one of the key characteristics of our research.
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| Semantic integration of design tools
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Large-scale engineering processes require the seamless integration of engineering tools. In this effort we are developing the methods and supporting infrastructure for integrating these
design tools by mapping the semantics of design information as captured in the tools.
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Associated Keywords
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domain-specific environment, domain-specific modeling, domain-specific program synthesis, Graphical Language Specification, Modeling Paradigms
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