U-DSL: a Domain Specific Language for Ubiquitous Systems
Francisca Rosique, Bárbara Álvarez, Pedro Sánchez, J.A. Pastor
Abstract
Francisca Rosique, Bárbara Álvarez, Pedro Sánchez, J.A. Pastor
Abstract
In this paper a Domain Specific Language (DSL) for ubiquitous systems is presented. This DSL has been developed using a Model Driven Approach. Has therefore been developed a metamodel, adding additional constraints to validate the language and a textual and graphical syntax to enable the modeling of a ubiquitous system in an easy and simple way.
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In this paper a Domain Specific Language (DSL) for ubiquitous systems is presented. This DSL has been developed using a Model Driven Approach. Has therefore been developed a metamodel, adding additional constraints to validate the language and a textual and graphical syntax to enable the modeling of a ubiquitous system in an easy and simple way.
Key concepts: Digital subscriber line, Computer science, Domain-specific language, Metamodeling, Abstract syntax, Domain (mathematical analysis), Modeling language, Programming language