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THRLL Programming Language

THRLL Programming Language. Aimee Sanchez Neetha Sebastion Kapil Verma Hemanth Murthy Michael Seaman. INTRODUCTRION . The theme park industry generated $11.5 billion in the United States in 2006 1 Theme parks represent large investments for their owners Revenue is difficult to predict.

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THRLL Programming Language

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  1. THRLL Programming Language Aimee Sanchez Neetha Sebastion Kapil Verma Hemanth Murthy Michael Seaman

  2. INTRODUCTRION • The theme park industry generated $11.5 billion in the United States in 20061 • Theme parks represent large investments for their owners • Revenue is difficult to predict 1 – IAAPA, http://www.iaapa.org/pressroom/Amusement_Park_Industry_Statistics.asp

  3. THRLL Programming Language • Easy-to-use, declarative language • Simulates a theme park to predict revenue • Tool for estimating the returns on investments in the park

  4. THRLL Programming Language • Hub and Spoke Layout

  5. THRLL Programming Language • Hub and Spoke Layout • Industry Standard Terminology • Requires only moderate programming experience

  6. Structure of THRLL Language • Let’s start our THRLL experience with a sample program. • Two sections – object definitions and user code. • Easy to use constructs like Park, Crowd, Land etc.

  7. Sample Program

  8. System Architecture Park Land Crowd Input Program Intermediate Code Lexer / Parser Restaurant Attraction Store Intermediate Code GUI GUI Position File Position File

  9. Front-End Architecture SampleThrill.txt thrill_lexer.flex Jflex THRLL Parser ThrillProgram.java BYACC Intermediate Code thrill_grammar.y

  10. System Architecture Park Land Crowd Input Program Intermediate Code Lexer / Parser Restaurant Attraction Store Intermediate Code GUI GUI Position File Position File

  11. Intermediate Code

  12. Our Park has: • . Park Park Attraction Restaurant Store Land

  13. Built-In Functions • Calculate Revenue • Parameters: Crowd, Duration result = CalculateRevenue: MyCrowdOne, days; • Sum of expenses and income • Simulate • Simulate: MyCrowdOne; • Creates position file • Graphical representation of guests interactions

  14. The GUI Park Land Crowd Input Program Intermediate Code Lexer / Parser Restaurant Attraction Store Intermediate Code GUI GUI Position File Position File

  15. Graphical User Interface (GUI)

  16. GUI

  17. Development Tools • Java API • Eclipse • BYACC • JFLEX • Google Code • SVN • Lots and lots of email!

  18. Testing • Incremental Testing • Unit testing • Working of grammar • Working of backend • Integration testing • Provide efficient error checking and error reporting

  19. Conclusions • What we learned • Great experience working in a team • Development tools • Making a language is hard • What worked well • Weekly Meetings • Update on the status of progress

  20. Conclusions • Why THRLL • Ease of Use • Ease in calculation of net revenue • Optimal theme park experience for both investors and guests

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