Generative Software Development
Within the scope of the cooperation with the
Information Systems Institute at the University of Leipzig (Germany),
Cord Giese from Delta Software Technology gave the guest lecture
"HyperSenses – Domain-specific Code Generation²". This session was part of the overall seminar "Generative
Software Development" and took place on January 8th 2008 in Leipzig.
In his lecture, Cord Giese presented approaches to automate software
development even more – by the usage of special tools for the
development of software generators. This could be referred to as "automation
of the automation"; the capabilities of code generation are forced up
over again: "code generation²" (= code generation to the second).
Fundamental correlations and trade-offs concerning
the usage of code generators
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Domain-specific generators
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Special tools for the development of domain-specific
generators
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Delta's tool
HyperSenses™
Experiences from concrete commercial projects underlined the efficiency
of the approach and the products.
Leading-edge Tool Development
Progressive generator technologies, which are consistently improved,
provide the basis for Delta's products. Experiences from more than 30
years of commercial practice as well as the newest results from research
partners have contributed to these technologies.
The continuous technical exchange with research partners, who are
playing a leading role in the area of the generation of software, is
rather essential for Delta Software Technology: the ideas and results
from the research area are used for the further development of Delta's
generator technologies. Furthermore, Delta provides scientists and
research institutions with selected new technologies to receive feedback
at an early stage. This enables Delta to develop reliable first-class
products, that are particularly suitable for the usage in large projects.
On the other hand, the academic side receives challenges and experience
reports from the world of commercial practice.
Our Speaker: Cord Giese
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Cord Giese is responsible for research and
development in the area of generative base technologies at Delta
Software Technology GmbH. He regularly presents research results at
conferences and in publications. Currently his work is focused on
new methods and technologies for the automation of software
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HyperSenses – Domain-specific Code Generation²
The lecture "HyperSenses – Domain-specific Code Generation²"
was part of
the overall seminar "Generative Software Development" and took place on
January 8th 2008 in Leipzig. The lecture was presented in German.
Learn more about how you can automate your software development using
generative tools like HyperSenses. Download the presentation "HyperSenses
– Domain-specific Code Generation²" now.
Information Systems Institute at the University of Leipzig
The
Information Systems Institute of the University of Leipzig, directed
by Prof. Dr. Ulrich Eisenecker, is one of our most important research
partners: besides a successful cooperation within the
PESOA research project, a range of collaborative seminars and
workshops about the topics generative programming, product lines and
automation of software development has taken place.
Many people interested in the area of the automation of software
development know Prof. Eisenecker because of his book "Generative
Programming". His research activities are dedicated to an increased
automation of software development. The following topics are directly
associated with this ambition: generative and model-based software
development, software system families, domain-specific languages and
generators.
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