On the Evaluation of a DSL for Architectural Consistency Checking

Software architecture erodes over time and needs to be constantly monitored to be kept consistent with its original intended design. Consistency is rarely monitored using automated techniques. The cost associated to such an activity is typically not considered proportional to its benefits. To improve this situation, we propose Dicto, a uniform DSL for specifying architectural invariants. This language is designed to reduce the cost of consistency checking by offering a framework in which existing validation tools can be matched to newly-defined language constructs. In this paper we discuss how such a DSL can be qualitatively and qualitatively evaluated in practice.

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Translation of Histoire d'une maison.

The old Indian settlements and architectural structures in Northern Central America /

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"Published by order."

The column and the arch; essays on architectural history,

The lotus column.-- Græco-Roman architecture.-- The age of Constantine.-- Early Christian architecture.-- Santa Maria Maggiore.-- Romanesque architecture.-- The renaissance.-- Saint Peter's.

Modern Belgian architecture; a short survey of architectural developments in Belgium in the last half century,

Text on p. [2]-[3] of cover.

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Mode of access: Internet.

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Structural models for architectural and engineering education,

Includes bibliography.

Architectural pottery;

Mode of access: Internet.

Practical concrete-block making; a simple practical treatise for the workman explaining the selection of the materials and the making of substantial concrete blocks and cement brick, together with directions for making molds and remarks on how to obtain the best architectural effects,

Mode of access: Internet.

Tile Panel in the form of an Architectural Niche

Hasan ibn 'Ali ibn Ahmad Babavaih; 4 ft. 1/2 in.x 1 ft. 11 1/2 in.; stonepaste, modeled; inglaze painted in blue, luster-painted on on opaque white glaze