Enhanced expressiveness in scripting using AnimalScript V2
Guido Rößling, Felix Gliesche, Thomas Jajeh, Thomas Widjaja · RePEc: Research Papers in Economics · 2004
This is the proceedings of the Third Program Visualization Workshop, PVW'04, organized at the University of Warwick, UK, on July 1-2, 2004.Program Visualization Workshop has been organized in Europe every second year since year 2000.Previous workshops have been organized in Porvoo, Finland (2000) and at HornstrupCentret, Denmark (2002).All workshops have also been organized in co-operation with ACM SIGCSE and in conjunction with the ITICSE conference, to promote participation in both conferences.The aim of the workshop is to bring together researchers who design and construct visualizations and visualization systems for computer science, especially for programs, data structures and algorithms, and, above all, educators who use and evaluate visualizations in their teaching.Due to the limited number of participants and that most participants are actively working in the field of software visualization, the workshop provides an excellent opportunity to exchange ideas and experiences, as well as disseminate novel systems.This year twenty-two participants from ten countries attended the workshop.The invited lecture by Ben du Boulay from the University of Sussex and twenty paper presentations gave us an excellent overview of current lines of research in program visualization and algorithm animation, as well as in several other interesting topics in the visualization field.In addition, the workshop allowed us to get to know many people working in the field, and thus give seeds to fruitful co-operation in the future.This proceedings includes the revised and extended versions of the papers accepted to the workshop.Each paper was initially reviewed by two members of the program committee, and the first revised version was included in the pre-proceedings delivered to the participants in the workshop.All papers were presented in the workshop and many fruitful discussions followed the presentations.After the workshop at least one member of the program committee critically reviewed each paper to give opportunities to improve the papers even more.In addition, the authors were allowed to extend the papers to include more details, examples and arguments.The final versions are now included in this proceedings.The papers themselves are available online at: http://www.cs.hut.fi/