Extensible programming

Known as: Extensible language, Extensible programming language, Extensible languages

Extensible programming is a term used in computer science to describe a style of computer programming that focuses on mechanisms to extend the…

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2015

Multi-level debugging of extensible languages requires lifting program state to the extension level while translating stepping…

2011

FUSED is a tool integration framework that supports multiple engineers who are collaborating in the development of a diverse set…

2008

Transmitting, parsing, and transforming XML documents (and messages) are particularly costly in cellular environments because of…

2007

This paper presents a user friendly formal specification language, called LS , for defining security properties. The language is…

2003

The problem of designing a domain-specific language (DSL) can be split into two subproblems: a) defining the language constructs…

2002

This work presents several new approaches to the construction of extensible languages, and is the first system to combine local…

1997

The application domain of compiler techniques is changing. Whereas previously compiler techniques were primarily used for the…

1996

During the last years, one can recognise a development towards application domain languages and extensible language models. Due…

1990

The notion of an "extensible language" can help to bridge the gap between domain experts and technical specialists. A programmer…

1977

A program has been constructed that implements some inference schemes for inferring the meaning of noun-noun, adjective-noun, and…