Static analysis of textual models

Resumen:

Domain specific languages (DSLs) based on textual notations are useful to describe the semantics of a given problem. Software frameworks, such as Xtext, enable to easily design and develop textual DSLs. The use of interactive quality platforms for analysing source code such as SonarQube is increasing. For evaluating the quality of a program written with an Xtext-designed DSL, all the artifacts required by SonarQube to parse and query the source code must be developed, which becomes time-consuming and error-prone. A transformation tool and its application to a DSL are presented to bridge the gap between Xtext and SonarQube grammar formats by following a model-driven interoperability strategy.

Palabras Clave:

DSL, Xtext, SonarQube, Model-driven Interoperability

Autor(es):

• Iván Ruiz-Rube {ivan.ruiz@uca.es}
  Universidad de Cádiz
  
• Tatiana Person {tatiana.personmontero@alum.uca.es}
  Universidad de Cádiz
  
• Juan Manuel Dodero {juanma.dodero@uca.es}
  Universidad de Cádiz
  

Handle:

11705/JISBD/2016/020

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