Despite recent increase in research on improvement of non-functional properties of
software, such as energy usage or program size, there is a lack of standard benchmarks for …

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 …

Superimposition is a composition technique that has been applied successfully in many
areas of software development. Although superimposition is a general-purpose concept, it …

Software product lines aim to create highly configurable programs from a set of features.
Common belief and recent studies suggest that aspects are well-suited for implementing …

Software product line engineering is an efficient means of generating a family of program
variants for a domain from a single code base. However, because of the potentially high …

Superimposition is a composition technique that has been applied successfully in many
areas of software development. Although superimposition is a general-purpose concept, it …

MOOSE is a language-independent environment for reverse-and re-engineering complex
software systems. MOOSE provides a set of services including a common meta-model …

Two programming paradigms are gaining attention in the overlap** fields of software
product lines (SPLs) and incremental software development (ISD). Feature-oriented …

A Software Product Line (SPL) is a family of programs where each program is defined by a
unique combination of features. Testing or checking properties of an SPL is hard as it may …

Module systems enable a divide and conquer strategy to software development. To
implement compile-time variability in software product lines, modules can be composed in …