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<p>'''[Domain-specific object-oriented languages (OODSLs)]'''  
<p>An OODSL is a '''[[Domain-specific language]]''' '''(DSL)''' language that exhibits characteristics that have traditionally been attributed to '''[[Object-Oriented Languages]]''' </p>


An OODSL is a '''[[Domain-specific language]]''' '''(DSL)'''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain-specific_language] language that exhibits characteristics that have traditionally been attributed to '''[[Object-Oriented Languages]]''' </p>
<p>Although OOP languages and Domain specific languages have been around for several years, OODSLs are relatively new.</p>




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An OODSL is a Domain-specific language (DSL) language that exhibits characteristics that have traditionally been attributed to Object-Oriented Languages

Although OOP languages and Domain specific languages have been around for several years, OODSLs are relatively new.


Overview

History

Examples

OODSL compiler for FPGA

An object oriented domain specific compiler was developed for programming Field Programmable Gate Arrays. The compiler allows the hardware programmer to make use of object-oriented style while programming. The research paper claims that this way of programming the hardware reduces the design time several times and still result in an optimal performance.


OODSL vs. non-OODSL

Advantages and Disadvantages

Conclusion

References

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