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\section{Related work}
\label{sec:relatedWork}
-In this section we briefly discuss how the proposed OCL-based CS2AS bridge relates to previous work. To the best of our knowledge there does not exist a DSL approach based on OMG specifications to describe bridges between CS and AS. The Complete OCL document based approach was introduced in \cite{sanchez2014enhancingXtext} and this paper aims to explain the whole approach (i.e. the internal DSL). Recently, \cite{jouault2015oclt} has been proposed as a functional transformation language to tackle model transformations. Apart from be too novel to be considered in this work, OCLT is not domain specific and it needs additional constructs (e.g. pattern matching) in order to cover more complex transformation scenarios.
+In this section we briefly discuss how the proposed OCL-based CS2AS bridge relates to previous work. To the best of our knowledge there does not exist a DSL approach based on OMG specifications to describe bridges between CS and AS. The Complete OCL document based approach was introduced in \cite{sanchez2014enhancingXtext} and this paper aims to explain the whole approach (i.e. the internal DSL). Recently, OCLT \cite{jouault2015oclt} has been proposed as a functional transformation language to tackle model transformations. Apart from being too novel to be considered in this work, OCLT is not domain specific and it needs additional constructs (e.g. pattern matching) in order to cover more complex transformation scenarios.
We can find languages conceived to sort out the CS2AS bridges in other contexts, i.e in the context of some specific tools. %Although our OCL-based internal DSL is appropriate to be used in OMG specifications, we admit that some related works create more convenient constructs for instance, when defining names resolution, or when dealing with reusable bridges defined on abstract classes in the corresponding CS/AS classes hierarchy.
We highlight two of them:
