Cox, Philip T. - Faculty of Computer Science, Dalhousie University

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Cox, Philip T. - Faculty of Computer Science, Dalhousie University

Languages used for design activities in CAD software are usu-ally textual languages akin to standard procedural programming
We report on the development of a visual programming envi-ronment for building applications for execution on a range of
In an effort to manage increasing complexity and to maximise the reuse of code, the software engineering community has in
The primary advantage of visual programming languages is that they directly represent the structure of algorithms and data,