Comparing aspectual systems

Solving Aspectual Semantic Conflicts in Resource Aware Systems

Aspects sometimes conflict between them in scenarios where they reify resource awareness concerns. These conflicts are the result of the scarcity of resources and the fact that, frequently, aspects are mutually oblivious. This kind of conflict can be solved by managing aspects according to the context. Obliviousness can be retained and, at the same time, specific (per situation) conflict resolu...

Aspectual Predesign

This paper presents an extension of the Klagenfurt Conceptual Predesign Model (KCPM) allowing taking into account the non-functional requirements to the system. These requirements are treated as crosscutting concerns. This process could be also seen as an addition to the AOSD paradigm that brings the gap between the Aspect-Oriented Requirement Engineering and Aspect-Oriented Modeling. The exten...

Aspectual Embedding

In this paper a new approach to the determination of aspectual class on a sentential level is proposed. It turns out that the composition of a new aspectual class can be understood as an embedding of the class introduced by the verb into a new more complex situation. The VP to bake apple pies, for instance, can therefore be presented as an iteration of several baking an apple pie-events which, ...

Aspectual (de)composition for Natural Design of (operating) Systems

Towards Aspectual Component-Based Development of Real-Time Systems

Increasing complexity of real-time systems, and demands for enabling their configurability and tailorability are strong motivations for applying new software engineering principles, such as aspect-oriented and component-based development. In this paper we introduce a novel concept of aspectual componentbased real-time system development. The concept is based on a design method that assumes deco...