*Take part in the community dedicated to promoting the promise
and practice of domain-specific languages
*Learn of current advances of DSLs and examine the spectrum of
benefits which DSLs can provide
*Concentrate on the unique aspects of DSL design, DSL
implementation, and of DSLs as software engineering tools
DSL '99
2ND CONFERENCE ON DOMAIN SPECIFIC LANGUAGES
October 3-5, 1999
Omni Hotel, Austin, Texas, USA
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Save. Register by September 13, 1999.
Register on line: www.usenix.org/events/dsl99
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Sponsored by USENIX, The Advanced Computing Systems Association
In cooperation with ACM SIGPLAN and ACM SIGSOFT
Refereed Papers Examing the Unique Positive Aspects of DSLs in areas
such as:
* Different Approaches To DSL Construction
* New DSLs For Problem Domains such as Specifying Hardware Circuits
and Robot Control Protocols
* Creating Data-Intensive Web Sites and Collaborative Applications
Keynote: Towards More Natural Domain-Specific Languages
by Brad A. Myers
Human Computer Interaction Institute, Carnegie Mellon University
Hot Research Reviews
* Domain-Specific Languages for Programming and Security in Active
Networks, by Carl A. Gunter, University of Pennsylvania
* A Methodology for Designing Domain-Specific Languages Using Program
Specialization, by Charles Consel, IRISA/University of Rennes
Insight and Perspective from Invited Talks
* Language Technology for Performance and Security
* The Next 700 Markup Languages
Interactive Sessions, Hosted Luncheon, and Conference Reception
"(Regarding the1997 DSL Conference) Papers presented were of such
uniformly high quality that the program committee was unable to
single out one for special commendation. Interest in the BOFs was
so great that initial plans to run them concurrently were shelved
in favor of a consecutive schedule. Overall, I believe the
conference was a great success!"
Andrew J. Forrest, AT&T Labs
and practice of domain-specific languages
*Learn of current advances of DSLs and examine the spectrum of
benefits which DSLs can provide
*Concentrate on the unique aspects of DSL design, DSL
implementation, and of DSLs as software engineering tools
DSL '99
2ND CONFERENCE ON DOMAIN SPECIFIC LANGUAGES
October 3-5, 1999
Omni Hotel, Austin, Texas, USA
-----------------------------------------------------
Save. Register by September 13, 1999.
Register on line: www.usenix.org/events/dsl99
-----------------------------------------------------
Sponsored by USENIX, The Advanced Computing Systems Association
In cooperation with ACM SIGPLAN and ACM SIGSOFT
Refereed Papers Examing the Unique Positive Aspects of DSLs in areas
such as:
* Different Approaches To DSL Construction
* New DSLs For Problem Domains such as Specifying Hardware Circuits
and Robot Control Protocols
* Creating Data-Intensive Web Sites and Collaborative Applications
Keynote: Towards More Natural Domain-Specific Languages
by Brad A. Myers
Human Computer Interaction Institute, Carnegie Mellon University
Hot Research Reviews
* Domain-Specific Languages for Programming and Security in Active
Networks, by Carl A. Gunter, University of Pennsylvania
* A Methodology for Designing Domain-Specific Languages Using Program
Specialization, by Charles Consel, IRISA/University of Rennes
Insight and Perspective from Invited Talks
* Language Technology for Performance and Security
* The Next 700 Markup Languages
Interactive Sessions, Hosted Luncheon, and Conference Reception
"(Regarding the1997 DSL Conference) Papers presented were of such
uniformly high quality that the program committee was unable to
single out one for special commendation. Interest in the BOFs was
so great that initial plans to run them concurrently were shelved
in favor of a consecutive schedule. Overall, I believe the
conference was a great success!"
Andrew J. Forrest, AT&T Labs