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JTS: tools for implementing domain-specific languages

Don S. Batory, Bernie Lofaso, Yannis Smaragdakis

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Abstract

The Jakarta Tool Suite (JTS) aims to reduce substantially the cost of generator development by providing domain-independent tools for creating domain-specific languages and component-based generators called GenVoca generators. JTS is a set of precompiler-compiler tools for extending industrial programming languages (e.g., Java) with domain-specific constructs. JTS is itself a GenVoca generator where precompilers for JTS-extended languages are constructed from components.

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The Jakarta Tool Suite (JTS) aims to reduce substantially the cost of generator development by providing domain-independent tools for creating domain-specific languages and component-based generators called GenVoca generators. JTS is a set of precompiler-compiler tools for extending industrial programming languages (e.g., Java) with domain-specific constructs. JTS is itself a GenVoca generator where precompilers for JTS-extended languages are constructed from components.

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The Jakarta Tool Suite (JTS) aims to reduce substantially the cost of generator development by providing domain-independent tools for creating domain-specific languages and component-based generators called GenVoca generators. JTS is a set of precompiler-compiler tools for extending industrial programming languages (e.g., Java) with domain-specific constructs. JTS is itself a GenVoca generator where precompilers for JTS-extended languages are constructed from components.

Key concepts: Computer science, Programming language, Compiler, Generator (circuit theory), Suite, Java, Domain (mathematical analysis), Component (thermodynamics)

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