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A domain specific language (DSL) abstracts from implementation details and isaligned with the way domain experts reason about a software component. Thedevelopment of DSLs is usually centered around a grammar and transformationsthat generate implementation code or analysis models. The semantics of thelanguage is often defined implicitly and in terms of a transformation toimplementation code. In the presence of multiple transformations from the DSL,the correctness of the generated artifacts with respect to the semantics of theDSL is a relevant issue. We show that a formal semantics is essential forchecking the correctness of the generated artifacts. We exploit the formalsemantics in an industrial project and use formal techniques based onequivalence checking and model-based testing for validating the correctness ofthe generated artifacts. We report about our experience with this approach inan industrial development project.

Industrial Experiences with a Formal DSL Semantics to Check the Correctness of DSL Artifacts