Fall In - Introduction (1)
- Drill commands: a widely known example of a
domain-specific language (DSL)
- A general non-technical definition:
- A relatively small set of sentences or phrases, with well
defined meaning and variable parameters, intended for use
with a specific group of persons
- Subset of some natural language
- Formal structure: easy to understand
- DSL in computer programming: a programming language
dedicated to a particular problem domain or a specific
implementation technique, or both
- DSL with decisioning systems: a notation for expressing rules,
easily understood by domain experts