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Publikováno v:
ACM Transactions on Software Engineering and Methodology. 28:1-59
Nowadays software tends to come in many different, yet similar variants, often derived from a common code base via clone-and-own. Family-based-analysis strategies have recently shown very promising potential for improving efficiency in applying quali
Publikováno v:
VaMoS
Model-based software product lines (MBSPLs) are implemented using various variability mechanisms. These are commonly categorized whether they separate features virtually (e.g., using annotations) or physically (e.g., using modules). Each of these mec
Publikováno v:
ASE
Modern software often exists in many different, yet similar versions and/or variants, usually derived from a common code base (e.g., via clone-and-own). In the context of product-line engineering, family-based analysis has shown very promising potent
Publikováno v:
SPLC (B)
Annotative approaches are commonly used to specify variation points in a Model-based software product line (MBSPL) implementation. Variant-specific parts are marked using annotated presence conditions in a so-called 150% model. Such approaches lead t
Autor:
Andy Schürr, Udo Kelter, Sascha Lity, Timo Kehrer, Malte Lochau, Johannes Bürdek, Dennis Reuling
Publikováno v:
Managed Software Evolution ISBN: 9783030134983
Managed Software Evolution
Managed Software Evolution
This chapter describes a model-based framework for systematic round-trip engineering of continuously evolving software product line implementations. The product-line architecture consists of a feature diagram as configuration model and a preprocessor
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-13499-0_7
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-13499-0_7
Publikováno v:
Automated Software Engineering. 23:687-733
Features define common and variable parts of the members of a (software) product line. Feature models are used to specify the set of all valid feature combinations. Feature models not only enjoy an intuitive tree-like graphical syntax, but also a pre
Publikováno v:
VaMoS
With the advent of model-driven engineering, software product line (SPL) technologies must be able to generate models as instances of a model-based SPL (MBSPL). Delta modeling is a variability mechanism which can be easily adopted for MBSPLs. The ide
Publikováno v:
The Journal of Object Technology. 18:8:1
Publikováno v:
ASE
Model-based development has become a widely-used approach to implement software, e.g. for embedded systems. Models replace source code as primary executable artifacts in these cases. Software product line technologies for these domains must be able t
Publikováno v:
SPLC
Testing every member of a product line individually is often impracticable due to large number of possible product configurations. Thus, feature models are frequently used to generate samples, i.e., subsets of product configurations under test. Besid