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In the past, we have been looking for program comprehension tools that are able to interconnect operational and behavioral views, aiming at aiding the software analyst to relate problem and program domains
in order to reach a full understanding of software systems.
In this paper we are concerned with Program Comprehension issues applied to Domain Specific Languages (DSLs). We are now willing to understand how techniques and tools for the comprehension of traditional
programming languages fit in the understanding of DSLs. Being the language
tailored for the description of problems in a specific domain, we believe that specific visualizations (at a higher abstraction level, closer to the problem level) could and should be defined to enhance the comprehension of the descriptions in that particular domain.
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Keywords
Program understanding Domain specific languages
Citation
Pereira, Maria João; Mernik, Marjan; Cruz, Daniela; Henriques, Pedro (2008). Program comprehension for domain-specific languages. In II Proceedings of Compiler, Related Technologies and Applications. Bragança. p.55-56.
Publisher
IPB