language-oriented programming

English

Noun

language-oriented programming (uncountable)

  1. (programming) A software-development approach in which the design and implementation of domain-specific languages are integral parts of constructing a software system: developers define linguistic abstractions appropriate to a problem domain, express the system’s behavior in those languages, and provide interpreters, compilers, or translators that implement their meaning.
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