Citation
A. Agrawal, G. Karsai, F. Shi. "Interpreter Writing using Graph Transformations". Technical report, Institute for Software Integrated Systems, ISIS-03-401, 2003.

Abstract
This paper introduces a UML-based approach for specifying model transformations. The technique is based on graph transformations, where UML class diagrams are used to represent the graph grammars of the input and the output of the transformations, and the transformations are represented as explicitly sequenced elementary rewriting operations. The paper discusses the visual language designed for the representation of transformation programs and the graph transformation execution engine which implements the semantics of the language.

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  A. Agrawal, G. Karsai, F. Shi. "Interpreter Writing
  using Graph Transformations". Technical report, 
  Institute for Software Integrated Systems, ISIS-03-401, 2003.

• BibTeX

  @techreport{AgrawalKarsaiShi03_InterpreterWritingUsingGraphTransformations,
      author = {A. Agrawal and G. Karsai and F. Shi},
      title = {Interpreter Writing using Graph Transformations},
      institution = {Institute for Software Integrated Systems},
      number = {ISIS-03-401},
      year = {2003},
      abstract = {This paper introduces a UML-based approach for
                specifying model transformations. The technique is
                based on graph transformations, where UML class
                diagrams are used to represent the graph grammars
                of the input and the output of the
                transformations, and the transformations are
                represented as explicitly sequenced elementary
                rewriting operations. The paper discusses the
                visual language designed for the representation of
                transformation programs and the graph
                transformation execution engine which implements
                the semantics of the language.},
      URL = {http://chess.eecs.berkeley.edu/pubs/716.html}
  }
  

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