By johaan
via theenterprisearchitect.eu
Submitted: Sep 03 2008 / 09:53
DSLs can be implemented using various structures, like textual languages, graphical languages, wizards and interactive GUIs, or a combination of the previous. In principle the structure of a DSL can vary along two different axes: the range of variation and the notation. While a lot of discussion is involved in choosing the right structure, a possible solution can be to use an intermediate DSL.
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