Abstract Context: Software Product Lines (SPL) evolve when there are changes in the
requirements, product structure or the technology being used. Different approaches have …

Handling large-scale software variability is still a challenge for many organizations. After
decades of research on variability management concepts, many industrial organizations …

For the last ten years, software product line (SPL) tool developers have been facing the
implementation of different variability requirements and the support of SPL engineering …

The lack of mature tool support is one of the main reasons that make the industry to be
reluctant to adopt Software Product Line (SPL) approaches. A number of systematic …

Software is often released in multiple variants to meet all customer requirements. While
software product lines address this need by advocating the development of an integrated …

In the domain of industrial automation many companies nowadays need to serve a mass
market while at the same time customers demand individual customer-specific solutions …

With the increasing demand for customized systems and rapidly evolving technology,
software engineering faces many challenges. A particular challenge is the development and …

Abstract Software Product Lines (SPLs) aim at systematically reusing software assets, and
deriving products (aka, variants) out of those assets. However, it is not always possible to …

As any other software system, Software Product Lines (SPLs) evolve to attend to changing
requirements (eg unforeseen issues, new market trends, etc). SPL specifics make evolution …

A feature model (FM) describes commonalities and variability within a software product line
(SPL) and represents the configuration options at one point in time. A temporal feature …