Leveraging product line engineering for the development of domain-specific metamodeling languages

Samimi-Dehkordi, Leila; Zamani, Bahman; Kolahdouz-Rahimi, Shekoufeh

doi:10.1016/j.cola.2019.02.006

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“…Paper [9] considers an original approach to creating sets of semantically related DSML languages for a particular domain, which are considered as a special type of software product lines (SPL) and for the development of which well-known domain engineering methods and technologies can be applied. In particular, the authors propose an appropriate metamodel for describing the entire DSML family of languages, which also provides support for the properties of variability in design decisions in the process of developing the target software system, and also offers an appropriate CASE tool for automating the proposed approach.…”

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Development of Problem-Specific Modeling Language to Support Software Variability in "Smart Home" Systems

Gamzayev

Tkachuk

2023

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Building conceptual models for software design, in particular for high-tech applications such as smart home systems, is a complex task that significantly affects the efficiency of their development processes. One of the innovative methods of solving this problem is the use of domain-specific modeling languages (DSMLs), which can reduce the time and other project resources required to create such systems. The subject of research in this paper is approaches to the development of DSML for Smart Home systems as a separate class of Internet of Things systems. The purpose of this work is to propose an approach to the development of DSMLs based on a model of variability of the properties of such a system. The following tasks are being solved: analysis of some existing approaches to the creation of DSMLs; construction of a multifaceted classification of requirements for them, application of these requirements to the design of the syntax of a specific DSML-V for the creation of variable software in smart home systems; development of a technological scheme and quantitative metrics for experimental evaluation of the effectiveness of the proposed approach. The following methods are used: variability modeling based on the property model, formal notations for describing the syntax of the DSML-V language, and the use of the open CASE tool metaDepth. Results: a multifaceted classification of requirements for a broad class of DSML languages is built; the basic syntactic constructions of the DSML-V language are developed to support the properties of software variability of "Smart Home" systems; a formal description of such syntax in the Backus-Naur notation is given; a technological scheme for compiling DSML-V specifications into the syntax of the language of the open CASE tool metaDepth is created; the effectiveness of the proposed approach using quantitative metrics is experimentally investigated. Conclusions: the proposed method of developing a specialized problem-oriented language for smart home systems allows for multilevel modeling of the variability properties of its software components and provides an increase in the efficiency of programming such models by about 14% compared to existing approaches.

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Development of Problem-Specific Modeling Language to Support Software Variability in "Smart Home" Systems

Gamzayev

Tkachuk

2023

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“…First, in condition (4) the point of reference is at the beginning of the sentential form being parsed while in (12) it is at the end of its prefix that has been read so far during parsing, i.e., at the end of 𝜔 1 𝛼 1 𝜂 rather at the beginning of it. Second, precedence (≻) is irreflexive and thus (4). Whenever an item takes a precedence over the other, it makes the other one irrelevant as that other item will never be used to detect the longest leftmost string in a sentential form.…”

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“…Although different in regard to their use, the domain-specific languages are defined, modeled E-mail address: bostjan.slivnik@fri.uni-lj.si. and implemented using CFGs as well [3][4][5]. These reasons make a CFG one of the most widely used formalisms, even if hidden somewhere deep in a compiler.…”

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Context-sensitive parsing for programming languages

Slivnik

2022

Journal of Computer Languages

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Prioritization based Taxonomy of Cloud-based Outsource Software Development Challenges: Fuzzy AHP analysis

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Mahmood

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Applied Soft Computing

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Leveraging product line engineering for the development of domain-specific metamodeling languages

Cited by 6 publications

References 23 publications

Development of Problem-Specific Modeling Language to Support Software Variability in "Smart Home" Systems

Development of Problem-Specific Modeling Language to Support Software Variability in "Smart Home" Systems

Context-sensitive parsing for programming languages

Prioritization based Taxonomy of Cloud-based Outsource Software Development Challenges: Fuzzy AHP analysis

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