Declarative Aspect Composition

I. Nagy; Lodewijk Bergmans; Mehmet Aksit

Declarative Aspect Composition

I. Nagy, Lodewijk Bergmans, Mehmet Aksit

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Abstract

Aspect-oriented languages provide means to attach certain program units (e.g. advice, filters) to a given set of join points. It is possible that not just a single , but several units need to execute at the same join point. Aspects that specify the insertion of these units are said to "share" the same join point. Such shared join points may give rise to several issues, such as determining the exact execution order and the dependencies among the aspects. In this position paper, we outline a declarative approach that addresses this problem. We evaluate it with respect to several software engineering properties, in particular comprehensibility, predictability and evolvability.

Original language	Undefined
Title of host publication	2nd software engineering properties of languages and aspect technologies
Pages	-
Publication status	Published - 2004
Event	Software-engineering Properties of Languages for Aspect Technologies, SPLAT! - Lancaster UK Duration: 22 Mar 2004 → 26 Mar 2004

Workshop

Workshop	Software-engineering Properties of Languages for Aspect Technologies, SPLAT!
Period	22/03/04 → 26/03/04
Other	March 22-26 2004

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IR-49129
METIS-221173

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