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A Domain Specific Transformation Language to Bridge Concrete and Abstract Syntax
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2016
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
Existing language workbenches, such as Xtext, support bridging the gap between the concrete syntax (CS) and abstract syntax (AS) of textual languages. However, the specification artefacts -i.e. grammars -are not sufficiently expressive to completely model the required CS-to-AS mapping, when it requires complex name resolution or multiway mappings. This paper proposes a new declarative domain specific transformation language (DSTL) which provides support for complex CS-to-AS mappings, including
doi:10.1007/978-3-319-42064-6_1
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