Tue 27 Oct 2015 16:10 - 16:50 at Edenburg - Session 4

GOLD ( Graph Oriented Language) is a general purpose programming language with mathematical notations and a pseudocode-like syntax for defining and manipulating graphs and other high-level data structures such as sets, trees, and automata. Its syntax was inspired by the one used in classic algorithms textbooks. It allows set comprehensions, quantified expressions, and new control instructions. Its syntax also supports the use of Java defined classes. GOLD programs are translated into Java. Therefore, functions, procedures, and objects defined in GOLD can be used by Java programs. Besides defining GOLD’s syntax and semantics, we also developed a whole new programming environment for programming and testing algorithms for advanced data structures. All GOLD components were packed into an Eclipse plug-in coded in Java under the XText framework. The design and implementation of GOLD can be seen as a case study in language development.

Tue 27 Oct

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15:30 - 17:00
Session 4ETX at Edenburg
15:30
40m
Talk
Experience from Implementing a Complex Eclipse Extension for Software Product Line Engineering
ETX
Sascha El-Sharkawy University of Hildesheim, Christian Kröher University of Hildesheim, Holger Eichelberger University of Hildesheim, Klaus Schmid Stiftung Universistat Hildesheim
16:10
40m
Talk
GOLD: A Graph Oriented Language Implemented Using the Eclipse Xtext FrameWork
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Alejandro Sotelo Universidad de los Andes, Silvia Takahashi Systems and Computing Engineering Department , Universidad de los Andes , Bogotá, Colombia
16:50
10m
Day closing
Wrap up
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