Ansys BladeModeler uses the turbo-designer language to help make complex 3D blade geometries. Allowing users to control blade angles and thickness on 2D span-wise layers.
In addition, Blademodeler’s database readily describes the functional design of a high-level language architecture directed towards the execution of programs written in Turbo-designer language (among others), with the ideas being applied to other block-structured languages in general.
Turbo Pascal Source Code via Blademodeler
Remarkably, Blademodeler’s language processor does not necessitate complex software of compilers, assemblers, and linkage editors in order to run Turbo Pascal source code programs. In fact, the language processor can execute Turbo Pascal programs numerous orders of magnitude faster than conventional systems without specified language orientation.
The Blademodeler language processor closely reflects the data and control constructs of the high-level language.  Moreover, the language processor is crafted as a pipelined processor in which several dedicated hardware processors are operating simultaneously.  Other innovations in Blademodeler’s language processor are also described,  making greater use of current developments in Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) technology.