special-purpose language

[′spesh·əl ¦pər·pəs ′laŋ·gwij] (computer science) A programming language designed to solve a particular type of problem.

special-purpose language

Also called a "domain-specific language," a special-purpose language is a programming language designed to solve a finite class of problems. For example, LISP and Prolog were designed for AI. Tex was created for typesetting. SQL manipulates databases. Mathematica is used for computations. COGO solves civil engineering problems, and APT directs machine tools. Contrast with general-purpose language.

单词	special-purpose language
释义	DictionarySeeDSL special-purpose language special-purpose language [′spesh·əl ¦pər·pəs ′laŋ·gwij] (computer science) A programming language designed to solve a particular type of problem. special-purpose language Also called a "domain-specific language," a special-purpose language is a programming language designed to solve a finite class of problems. For example, LISP and Prolog were designed for AI. Tex was created for typesetting. SQL manipulates databases. Mathematica is used for computations. COGO solves civil engineering problems, and APT directs machine tools. Contrast with general-purpose language.
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