Process Definition Languages
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In the software sector, Process Definition Languages (PDLs) are Formal Languages used to document, evaluate and improve processes mainly linked to software development, but also to business processes.
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As well as Programming Languages, PDLs are also Computer Languages. They are usually procedural and structured, and are also designed with:
- a Control System, with constructs for the sequencing, selection, repetition and parallelization of activities (a concept analogous to statement in a Programming Language);
- a relatively simple Type System, with relatively few primitive types and type constructors; and
- mechanisms for the modularization of processes in terms of subprocesses.
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