An introduction to BagL
Daniel E. Cooke, A. Gutierrez · 2003
Introduces a compilable program specification language, BagL. BagL is the result of a formal study to ascertain how data/control structure interaction can be abstracted. BagL meets the accepted properties of a 'good' language. BagL maintains a consistent level of abstraction; is extensible, orthogonal, concise, and unambiguous; and addresses software evolutionary issues. A visual interface for the formal BagL language is presented, as well as the syntax and informal semantics of BagL.>