Titlebook: Generative and Transformational Techniques in Software Engineering III; International Summer Jo?o M. Fernandes,Ralf L?mmel,Jo?o Saraiva Tex

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Model Transformation Chains and Model Management for End-to-End Performance Decision Supported questions in terms of what-if simulations, sensitivity analyses and optimizations. This support is beneficial if business analysts are designing new processes, modifying existing ones or optimizing processes. The functionality is provided as an extension of existing Process Modelling Tools, such

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Building Code Generators with Genesys: A Tutorial Introductionconstructing code generators in a model-driven way provides a lot of advantages. We presented ., a code generation framework which supports the model-driven construction of code generators based on service-oriented principles. With this methodology, concepts like bootstrapping and reuse of existing

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The Need for Early Aspectsll with the decomposition criteria of traditional software development paradigms and, therefore, they are difficult to modularise. The result is their specification and implementation scattered along several base modules, producing tangled representations that are difficult to maintain, reuse and ev

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Some Issues in the ‘Archaeology’ of Software Evolutionatures. This paper is intended as a lightweight introduction to some of the issues arising from an ‘a(chǎn)rchaeological’ investigation of software evolution. We use our own work to look at some of the challenges faced, techniques used, findings obtained, and lessons learnt when measuring and visualising

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Language Convergence Infrastructureges. These need to be addressed in order for the method to deliver useful results. The paper describes a DSL and the infrastructure behind it that automates the convergence process, hides negligible back-end details, aids development/debugging and enables application of grammar convergence technolog

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Code Transformations for Embedded Reconfigurable Computing Architecturesintroduce and discuss compilation techniques for reconfigurable embedded systems. We present specific compiler techniques focusing on source-level code transformations highlighting their potential and the applicability of generative programming techniques to this compilation domain.