DOMAIN SPECIFIC MODELING OF PARAMETERIZED OBJECTS

Japheth¹ B. R. and Ogheneove² E. E.

             ¹Department of Mathematics/Computer Science, Niger Delta University, Yenagoa, Nigeria

            ²Department of Computer Science, University of Port Harcourt, Port Harcourt, Nigeria

E-mail: jbunakiye@yahoo.com, edward_ogheneovo@yahoo.com

ABSTRACT

Presented in this paper is a simplification platform for engineering design that redirects designers from the conventional form of vector geometry. Using programming features it will promote automatic interchange of parametric data used in the creation of graphic models and those used in the design analysis of the models in order to accomplish specific design tasks. The entire process of creating a final graphics model which is termed graphics design and which results in a graphics model will involve the aggregation of the graphics primitives, graphics assemblies and subassemblies to form the model. As a result an integrated domain of language constructs capable of enhancing the automatic data manipulation evolves. This integrated domain, which is actually an enhanced design modeling framework, will free the designer of being constrained by a limiting set of tools.