An approach to creating development environments for a wide class of programming languages

Authors:
S. V. Gomanyuk
Affiliations:
Institute for System Programming, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia 109004
Venue:
Programming and Computing Software
Year:
2008

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Abstract

Creating an integrated development environment for a new programming language is a nontrivial and laborious task. Such universal integration platforms as Eclipse, NetBeans, MS Visual Studio, and others partly facilitate it. The paper gives a comparative analysis of the approaches to creating a development environment on the basis a universal integration platform and proposes a new approach that eliminates the disadvantages while retaining the advantages of the existing approaches.