Software product line engineering is about producing a set of related products that share
more commonalities than variabilities. Feature models are widely used for variability and …

Feature-oriented software development (FOSD) is a paradigm for the construction,
customization, and synthesis of large-scale software systems. In this survey, we give an …

The idea for this book arose from a series of lectures on modern programming paradigms,
feature-oriented programming, and software product lines that are continuously held at the …

Feature-oriented programming (FOP) implements software product lines by composition of
feature modules. It relies on the principles of stepwise development. Feature modules are …

Building software product lines (SPLs) with features is a challenging task. Many SPL
implementations support features with coarse granularity-eg, the ability to add and wrap …

Over 30 years ago, the preprocessor cpp was developed to extend the programming
language C by lightweight metaprogramming capabilities. Despite its error-proneness and …

Features express the variabilities and commonalities among programs in a software product
line (SPL). A feature model defines the valid combinations of features, where each …

Variability models represent the common and variable features of products in a product line.
Since the introduction of FODA in 1990, several variability modeling languages have been …

Tools support is crucial for the acceptance of a new programming language. However,
providing such tool support is a huge investment that can usually not be provided for a …

Software product lines (SPLs) enable modular, large-scale reuse through a software
architecture addressing multiple core and varying features. To reap the benefits of SPLs …