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Handling Variability in Model Transformations and Generators
Software product line engineering aims to reduce
development time, effort, cost, and complexity by taking
advantage of the commonality within a portfolio of
similar products. The effectiveness of a software product
line approach directly depends on how well feature
variability within the portfolio is implemented and managed
throughout the development lifecycle, from early
analysis through maintenance and evolution. Using
DSLs and AO to implement product lines can yield
significant advantages, since the variabilities can be
implemented in higher level, less detailed models. This
paper illustrates how variabilities can be implemented
in model-to-model transformations and code generators.
The backbone of the presented approach is to use
aspect-oriented techniques for transformations and
generators. These techniques are important ingredients
for the model-driven product line engineering approach.
[Pos. Paper]
21.10.2007
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Handling Variability in Model Transformations and Generators
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together with
Iris Groher
Conference: OOPSLA 2007
Workshop: Domain Specific Modeling 2007
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