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Domain Specific Languages in Visual Studio 2005
2005-01-10
Concern map meta-model

I've spent the last week trying out the Visual Studio 2005 DSL Tools (December release). The language design part (see above) is bullet proof. The code gen, used for creating designers (graphical editors for the language you define), is not. I'm finally on top of it, thanks to some help from Msft.

For anyone else struggling with the code gen, the [your language name].dd file within the designer project is probably the source of your problems. At the moment, this has to edited by hand to stay in synch with the object model. Details of the exact format of this file will be public soon.

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