In current aspect-oriented languages, separate compilation and modular reasoning are not possible. This detracts from comprehensibility and impedes maintenance efforts. We describe language features that would allow aspect-oriented languages to provide separate compilation and modular reasoning. We demonstrate that existing programs written in AspectJ can be easily rewritten using these features
Aspect-oriented (AO) methods and languages seek to enable the preservation of design modularity thro...
We report our experience in using two different languages to build the same software project. Specif...
The obliviousness property of AspectJ conflicts with the ability to reason about an AspectJ program ...
Advice in aspect-oriented programming helps programmers modularize crosscutting concerns by allowing...
<p>Aspect-oriented programming aims to separate crosscutting concerns into their own modules, called...
In our previous work, we presented an aspect-oriented intermediate language, named Nu, to preserve d...
<p>This PhD defense presentation presents a two-part approach that enables modular reasoning in aspe...
The obliviousness property of AspectJ-like languages conflicts with the ability to reason about prog...
<p>This presentation gives an overview of my PhD research; its main goal is to provide an approach t...
Many programs have crosscutting concerns for which neither procedural nor object-oriented programmin...
Various languages and tools supporting advanced separation of concerns (such as aspect-oriented prog...
Compilers are among the most widely-studied pieces of software; and, modularizing these valuable art...
Reasoning, specification, and verification of Aspect-Oriented (AO) programs presents unique challeng...
Aspects cut new interfaces through the primary decomposition of a system. This means that in the pre...
This work describes a language design experiment in the context of aspect-oriented programming. The ...
Aspect-oriented (AO) methods and languages seek to enable the preservation of design modularity thro...
We report our experience in using two different languages to build the same software project. Specif...
The obliviousness property of AspectJ conflicts with the ability to reason about an AspectJ program ...
Advice in aspect-oriented programming helps programmers modularize crosscutting concerns by allowing...
<p>Aspect-oriented programming aims to separate crosscutting concerns into their own modules, called...
In our previous work, we presented an aspect-oriented intermediate language, named Nu, to preserve d...
<p>This PhD defense presentation presents a two-part approach that enables modular reasoning in aspe...
The obliviousness property of AspectJ-like languages conflicts with the ability to reason about prog...
<p>This presentation gives an overview of my PhD research; its main goal is to provide an approach t...
Many programs have crosscutting concerns for which neither procedural nor object-oriented programmin...
Various languages and tools supporting advanced separation of concerns (such as aspect-oriented prog...
Compilers are among the most widely-studied pieces of software; and, modularizing these valuable art...
Reasoning, specification, and verification of Aspect-Oriented (AO) programs presents unique challeng...
Aspects cut new interfaces through the primary decomposition of a system. This means that in the pre...
This work describes a language design experiment in the context of aspect-oriented programming. The ...
Aspect-oriented (AO) methods and languages seek to enable the preservation of design modularity thro...
We report our experience in using two different languages to build the same software project. Specif...
The obliviousness property of AspectJ conflicts with the ability to reason about an AspectJ program ...