Efficiently engineering modeling languages demands their reuse through composition.
Research in language engineering has produced many different operators to reuse and …

When composing a domain-specific language from several language components, it is also
necessary to compose analysis and synthesis techniques, which are individually defined on …

Modern-day software is increasingly developed by domain experts. Domain-specific
languages (DSLs) help them to bridge the conceptual gap between the problem and the …

In modern systems engineering, domain experts increasingly utilize models to define
domain-specific viewpoints in a highly interdisciplinary context. Despite considerable …

Logging still is a core functionality used to understand the behavior of programs and
executable models. Yet, modeling languages rarely consider logging as a first-level activity …

Modelling languages are essential in many disciplines to express knowledge in a precise
way. Furthermore, some domains require families of notations (rather than individual …

Product development is characterised by numerous synthesis and analysis loops. Analysis
provides information on the fulfillment of the required properties of the system under …

When applying model-driven engineering in an agile environment, new requirements
continuously expand the domain scope and trigger an extension of the concepts covered by …

In the automotive industry, specifications often consist of a large number of textual
requirements. These requirements are linguistically ambiguous and written in informal …

The modularization of domain-specific modeling languages (DSMLs) during language
development is important for languages or language parts to be reusable. As languages and …