Language Design and Implementation for the Domain of Coding Conventions
Coding conventions are lexical, syntactic or semantic restrictions enforced on top of a software language for the sake of consistency within the source base. Specifying coding conventions is currently an open problem in software language engineering, addressed in practice by resorting to natural language descriptions which complicate conformance verification. In this paper we present an endeavour to solve this problem for the case of CSS — a ubiquitous software language used for specifying appearance of hypertextual content separately from the content itself. The paper contains the results of domain analysis, a short report on an empirically obtained catalogue of 143 unique CSS coding conventions, the domain-specific ontology for the domain of detecting violations, the design of CssCoco, a language for expressing coding conventions of CSS, as well as a description of the tool we developed to detect violations of conventions specified in this DSL.
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15:40 25mTalk | Language Design and Implementation for the Domain of Coding Conventions SLE DOI Media Attached | ||
16:05 25mTalk | BSML-mbeddr: Integrating Semantically Configurable State-Machine Models in a C Programming Environment SLE DOI Media Attached | ||
16:30 25mTalk | Adding Uncertainty and Units to Quantity Types in Software Models SLE Tanja Mayerhofer TU Vienna, Austria, Manuel Wimmer TU Vienna, Austria, Antonio Vallecillo University of Málaga, Spain DOI Media Attached | ||
16:55 15mTalk | FRaMED: Full-Fledge Role Modeling Editor (Tool Demo) SLE Thomas Kühn TU Dresden, Germany, Kay Bierzynski TU Dresden, Germany, Sebastian Richly TU Dresden, Germany, Uwe Aßmann TU Dresden, Germany DOI Media Attached | ||
17:10 10mDay closing | Awards SLE Emilie Balland Sensational AG, Daniel Varro , Vadim Zaytsev Raincode, Belgium, Dimitris Kolovos University of York | ||