ABSTRACT Domain-Specific Languages are used in software engineering in order to enhance quality, flexibility, and timely delivery of software systems, by taking advantage of specific properties of a particular application domain. This survey covers terminology, risks and benefits, examples, design methodologies, and implementation techniques of domain-specific languages as used for the construction and maintenance of software systems. Moreover, it covers an annotated selection of 75 key publications in the area of domain-specific languages. System: D.3  ACM Computing Classification
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Domain-Specific Languages
DRAFT DRAFT Annotated Bibliography. DRAFT ACM SIGPLAN Notices. DRAFT
Computer Science