A Script-Based Testbed for Mobile Software Frameworks

Hargassner, Walter; Höfer, Thomas; Klammer, Claus; Pichler, Josef; Reisinger, Gernot

doi:10.1109/icst.2008.51

Cited by 10 publications

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“…The target code is either in a general-purpose programming language, which then will be compiled and linked with the domain framework [10], or is in some intermediate representation that is interpreted by the domain framework [8]. A domain framework provides the interface between the generated code and the underlying target platform.…”

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Domain-specific modeling in industrial automation: challenges and experiences

Moser

Pfeiffer

Pichler

2014

Proceedings of the 1st International Workshop on Modern Software Engineering Methods for Industrial Automation

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Domain-specific modeling promises to close the gap between an application domain and a solution domain. As such it enables domain experts to directly model an application by means of a domain-specific language and to fully generate a final software product from the models. The advantages of domain-specific modeling have been demonstrated from several industrial case studies in various domains. However, domain-specific modeling is rarely applied in industrial automation. We have designed and developed two DSM solutions in the domains of injection molding machines and robot welding in order to enable domain experts to directly program in both domains without detailed software development expertise. In this paper we present two DSM tools, discuss challenges and experiences during design and development of both tools and draw some general insights about adapting DSM for industrial automation.

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Section: Domain-specific Modelingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Domain-specific modeling in industrial automation: challenges and experiences

Moser

Pfeiffer

Pichler

2014

Proceedings of the 1st International Workshop on Modern Software Engineering Methods for Industrial Automation

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“…It has been successfully applied especially for software engineering. Hargassner et al (2008) presented a script-based testbed for mobile software frameworks. Chaudhury et al (2010) implemented a script-based molecular modeling package.…”

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Development of a script-based versatile three-dimensional body measurement system

Kim

2018

IJCST

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to develop a versatile and extensible three-dimensional (3D) body measurement system. Design/methodology/approach An integrated development environment and a script language compiler were designed for easy definition of measurement process. Findings Researchers can do every kind of anthropometric research with respect to gender, age or race simply by writing appropriate scripts. Research limitations/implications System does not support the management of 3D data itself. The possible flaws of data should be removed by other hardware specific software. Practical implications Researchers without comprehensive knowledge of computer programming can conduct complex anthropometric research by simply learning the concise script language. Social implications This system will facilitate many anthropometric research works and will help to provide valuable information to many industries. Originality/value This is the first script language based body data analysis system. The script language consists of about 60 simple commands. Researchers will be able to concentrate more on the research topic itself than on the painstaking computer programming.

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