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The ethos of ___domain-specific modeling favors the creation of a new language for a specific task, and so there are unsurprisingly new languages designed as meta-metamodels. The most widely used family of such languages is that of OPRR,<ref name="oprrWelke">R.J. Welke. The CASE Repository: More than another database application. In W.W. Cotterman and J.A. Senn, editors, Proceedings of 1988 INTEC Symposium Systems Analysis and Design: A Research Strategy, Atlanta, Georgia, 1988. Georgia State University. [http://www.dsmforum.org/papers/CASE_Repository.html]

</ref><ref name="oprrSmolander">Smolander, K., (1992) OPRR - A Model for Modeling Systems Development Methods. In: Next Generation CASE Tools (eds. K. Lyytinen, V.-P. Tahvanainen) IOS Press, Amsterdam, Netherlands, pp. 224-239.[httphttps://books.google.com/books?id=tsbNn6auhm8C&pg=PA224]</ref> GOPRR,<ref name="GOPRR">Kelly, S., Lyytinen, K., and Rossi, M., "MetaEdit+: A Fully Configurable Multi-User and Multi-Tool CASE Environment," Proceedings of CAiSE'96, 8th Intl. Conference on Advanced Information Systems Engineering, Lecture Notes in Computer Science 1080, Springer-Verlag, pp. 1-21, 1996. (in [http://www.metacase.com/stevek.html Ph.D.] thesis as 3metools.pdf)</ref> and GOPPRR, which focus on supporting things found in modeling languages with the minimum effort.

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