DAViLa - a domain adaptable visual language
T. Jonsson, Andreas Hamfelt · 2004
We present a framework where different visual notations may be implemented to suit different domains. The major characteristic of DAViLa is that it provides a domain independent framework to programming, adding components of interest for specific domains. A domain adaptation is achieved through implementation of domain specific components, which are added to the framework. The semantics of the framework is based on Combilog, a compositional programming method for relational programs. In Combilog, programming semantically is composition of sets of tuples.