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Domain-specific languages and Xtext

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“Computer scientists and mathematicians will both be familiar with the idea of a “language” to describe specific problems concisely. But how are such things built and used in the commercial world? David North and Peter Cowan from CoreFiling, a specialist software company based in Oxford, will talk about the technical and human challenges in building a computer language for writing rules about financial data.”

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