Programming languages are complex systems that are usually implemented as monolithic
interpreters and compilers. In recent years, researchers and practitioners gained interest in …

Abstract Domain-Specific Languages (DSLs) bridge the gap between the problem space, in
which stakeholders work, and the solution space, ie, the concrete artifacts defining the target …

The proper configuration of systems has become a fundamental factor to avoid cybersecurity
risks. Thereby, the analysis of cybersecurity vulnerabilities is a mandatory task, but the …

Community-question-answering systems, such as Stack Overflow, provide a platform for
various communities to ask questions, discuss topics, and find knowledge. Especially …

The proliferation of features and platforms in variability intensive systems, coupled with
substantial technological progress, imposes several challenges for software developers and …

A domain-specific metamodeling language (DSM2L) enables language engineers to define
a family of similar metamodel-based languages. In recent years, several DSM2Ls have been …

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

Modelling languages are intensively used in paradigms like model-driven engineering to
automate all tasks of the development process. These languages may have variants, in …

The idea to treat domain-specific languages (DSL) as software product lines (SPL) of
compilers/interpreters led to the introduction of language product lines (LPL). Although there …

Software Product Lines (SPLs) have a long tradition and aim at reducing development costs
by increasing reuse. They have been successfully applied to develop families of languages …