Representing programs in multiparadigm software development environments

Meyers, Scott; Reiss, Steven P.

doi:10.1109/cmpsac.1989.65117

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“…Meyers [12] describes one such system. This system is based on a canonical representation of programs, coupled with an open-ended set of views that may be applied to this representation.…”

Section: From One Language To Manymentioning

confidence: 99%

End‐user programming of reconfigurable systems

Hague

Robinson

2006

Softw Pract Exp

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SUMMARYThere is no ideal programing language. Each is better suited to some tasks rather than others. This is not only true for complete programs, but also for different stages such as architectural design, detailed implementation, and maintenance. The situation is even more acute in the case of end-user programming languages, which cater for a much more varied user population. It would therefore be advantageous to allow the same program to be viewed, and edited, in a number of different languages. We have developed a system, Lingua Franca, that provides this facility for end-user programming languages in the setting of ubiquitous computing in the home.

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“…Meyers [12] describes one such system. This system is based on a canonical representation of programs, coupled with an open-ended set of views that may be applied to this representation.…”

Section: From One Language To Manymentioning

confidence: 99%

End‐user programming of reconfigurable systems

Hague

Robinson

2006

Softw Pract Exp

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Support for maintaining object-oriented programs

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Meyers

Reiss

Proceedings. Conference on Software Maintenance 1991

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Abstract-In this paper, we explain how inheritance and dynamic binding make object-oriented programs difficult to maintain, and we give a concrete example of the problems that arise. We show that the difficulty lies in the fact that conventional tools are poorly suited for work with object-oriented languages, and we argue that semantics-based tools are essential 'for effective maintenance of object-oriented programs.We then describe a system we have developed for working with C++ programs. This system comprises a relational database system for information about programs and an interactive database interface integrated with a te&t editor. We describe our system architecture, detail the database relations, provide informal evidence on the system's effectiveness, and compare it to other research with similar goals.Index Terms-C++, object-oriented languages and environments, programming environments, semantic analysis of code, software maintenance, software representation in relational databases.

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A system for multiparadigm development of software systems

Meyers¹,

Reiss²

Proceedings of the Sixth International Workshop on Software Specification and Design

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Representing programs in multiparadigm software development environments

Abstract: In this paper, we describe a canonical program representation, Semantic Program Graphs

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End‐user programming of reconfigurable systems

End‐user programming of reconfigurable systems

Support for maintaining object-oriented programs

A system for multiparadigm development of software systems

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