tankdsl

TankDSL is a domain-specific language (DSL) designed for expressing and simulating tank battles. It provides a structured way to define tank units, their attributes, and their behaviors within a simulated combat environment. The language aims to simplify the process of creating complex tank interactions and scenarios for research, training, or game development purposes.

Key features of TankDSL include the ability to specify parameters such as tank armor thickness, weapon systems, movement speed, and targeting capabilities. It allows for the definition of environmental factors that can influence combat, such as terrain and visibility. TankDSL also supports scripting for tactical decisions and responses, enabling the simulation of various combat strategies.

The primary goal of TankDSL is to offer a high-level abstraction over the underlying simulation engine. This means users can focus on the strategic and tactical aspects of tank warfare without needing to delve into low-level programming details. By using TankDSL, developers and researchers can more efficiently prototype and test different tank configurations and engagement scenarios. The DSL is often accompanied by a simulation engine that interprets the TankDSL code and renders the battlefield outcomes.