Metaprogramming Programming
Metaprogramming Programming
Metaprogramming
Metaprogramming is a style of programming in which, in some sense, a program writes or modifies some code in some language. Compilers and self-modifying programs are two examples of metaprograms.
Also known as "generative programming".
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See Also:
- Description and examples of a metadata driven development practice, which reduces duplication of implicit metadata assumptions (field length) throughout the code.
- A system for creating language-sensitive editors, interfaces, and environments from formal grammatical descriptions of any language. [Commercial]
- A partial evaluation system for Scheme: Given a program P and a specification of which of the inputs are known in advance, PGG outputs a program generator which accepts the known inputs of P and outputs a specialized version of P. PGG is fully automatic a
- Deticated to tools and information related to model-driven system development, aiming at supporting OMG's vision of MDA.
- A resource for software engineers and architects interest in code generation with articles, interviews and a database of generation tools.
- Some links and references for this optimization technique, and prototypes in various languages.
- Papers on the metaprogramming system and former MS research project in which software is viewed as a database and multiple source code representations can be used.
- Meta CASE tool. It allows developer to build CASE tools that allows end user to use graphical object manipulation to design and maintain end user system. Incorporate high level visual programming interface. Provides multiplatform GUI and execution environ
- Covers reflection, self-modifying code or mutable MOPs, Dylan, and aspect-oriented programming.
- An XML based Meta-Programming language. Also home of Metastorage, an application that is meant to automatically generate code from an high level data model definition.
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