Titlebook: ECOOP 2005 - Object-Oriented Programming; 19th European Confer Andrew P. Black Conference proceedings 2005 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelber

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pect-oriented programming share the same goal, which is to reduce dependency among components for better reus- ability. However, existing aspect-oriented programming languages/ frameworks, in particular, AspectJ, are not perfectly suitable for expressing inter-component dependency with a simple and

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Fundamentals of Polymer Engineeringce can help to make programs more modular by separating crosscutting concerns more effectively, but it also challenges existing ideas about modularity and separate development..We study this challenge using a new, simple formal model for advice as it appears in languages like AspectJ. We then add a

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Fundamentals of Production Theoryodularizing features is difficult, as feature-specific code often cuts across class boundaries. New modularization technologies have been proposed in recent years, but their support for feature modules has not been thoroughly examined. In this paper, we propose a variant of the expression problem as

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Solids with rheological propertiesre engineers. These two paradigms appear to be in conflict, however, preventing engineers from realizing the benefits of both technologies in one system. This paper introduces a novel object model, prototypes with multiple dispatch (PMD), which seamlessly unifies these two approaches. We give formal

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ge. Object-oriented languages that support multimethods dispatch messages using all their arguments. While Smalltalk does not support multimethods, Smalltalk’s reflective facilities allow programmers to efficiently add them to the language. This paper explores several ways in which this can be done,