Aspect-Oriented Language Mechanisms for Component Binding

Doctoral Symposium of the 5th International Conference on Software Language Engineering 2012

Kardelen Hatun ; Christoph Bockisch ; Mehmet Aksit

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PID  :  27322

来源: CEUR

【 摘 要 】

Domain Specific Languages (DSLs) are programming languages customized for a problem/solution domain, which allow development of software modules in high-level specifications. Code generation is a common practice for making DSL programs executable: A DSL specification is transformed to a functionally equivalent GPL (general-purpose programing language) representation. Integrating the module generated from a DSL specification to a base system poses a challenge, especially in a case where the DSL and the base system are developed independently. In this paper we describe the problem of integrating domain-specific modules to a system non-intrusively and promote loose coupling between these to allow software evolution. We present our on-going work on aspect-oriented language mechanisms for defining object selectors and object adapters as a solution to this problem.