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Fluid AOP : task-specific modularity Hon, Terry
Abstract
Most aspect-oriented programming technology used today uses a linguistic approach that enables programmers to write modular crosscutting code. Two limitations of these approaches are that there is only one decomposition present for a code-base and that they require developers to adopt a new (or extended) programming language. We propose fluid AOP to modularize crosscutting concerns without these limitations. Fluid AOP provides mechanisms in the IDE for creating constructs that localize a software developer's interaction for a specific task. These constructs act as fluid aspects of the system. They are editable representations of the subset of the code-base that the developer needs to interact with to perform a task. We present three fluid AOP prototypes and provide comparisons between them; as well as comparisons between the fluid AOP, linguistic AOP, and non AOP approaches.
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Fluid AOP : task-specific modularity
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University of British Columbia
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2007
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Most aspect-oriented programming technology used today uses a linguistic
approach that enables programmers to write modular crosscutting code.
Two limitations of these approaches are that there is only one decomposition
present for a code-base and that they require developers to adopt a new (or
extended) programming language. We propose fluid AOP to modularize
crosscutting concerns without these limitations.
Fluid AOP provides mechanisms in the IDE for creating constructs that
localize a software developer's interaction for a specific task. These constructs
act as fluid aspects of the system. They are editable representations
of the subset of the code-base that the developer needs to interact with
to perform a task. We present three fluid AOP prototypes and provide
comparisons between them; as well as comparisons between the fluid AOP,
linguistic AOP, and non AOP approaches.
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eng
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2011-03-22
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Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
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For non-commercial purposes only, such as research, private study and education. Additional conditions apply, see Terms of Use https://open.library.ubc.ca/terms_of_use.
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10.14288/1.0052012
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University of British Columbia
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Graduate
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