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Abstract: Knit is a new component specification and linking language. It was initially designed for low-level systems software, which requires especially flexible components with especially well-defined interfaces. For example, threads and virtual memory are typically implemented by components within the system, instead of being supplied by some execution environment. Consequently, components used to construct the system must expose interactions with threads and memory. The component composition tool... (Update)
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...disadvantage is that it is not direct usable with source code, additional analysis and transformation steps are necessary. Knit [RFS 00, ERFL01] is a linking language, which is used during the build process. It represents the components and can resolve dependencies between...
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E. Eide, A. Reid, M. Flatt, and J. Lepreau. Aspect weaving as component knitting: Separating concerns with knit. In Proceedings of the workshop on Advanced Separation of Concerns in Software Engineering (ICSE) 2001. University of Utah, School of Computing, May 2001. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/eide01aspect.html More
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