On the Duality of Aspect-Oriented and Feature-Oriented Design Patterns

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On the Duality of Aspect-Oriented and Feature-Oriented Design Patterns (2007)

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by Martin Kuhlemann , Marko Rosenmüller , Sven Apel , Thomas Leich

Venue:	In Workshop on Aspects, Components, and Patterns for Infrastructure Software
Citations:	8 - 4 self

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@INPROCEEDINGS{Kuhlemann07onthe,
    author = {Martin Kuhlemann and Marko Rosenmüller and Sven Apel and Thomas Leich},
    title = {On the Duality of Aspect-Oriented and Feature-Oriented Design Patterns},
    booktitle = {In Workshop on Aspects, Components, and Patterns for Infrastructure Software},
    year = {2007}
}

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Abstract

Design patterns aim at improving reusability and variability of object-oriented software. Despite a notable success, aspect-oriented programming (AOP) has been discussed recently to improve the design pattern implementations. In another line of research it has been noticed that featureoriented programming (FOP) is related closely to AOP and that FOP suffices in many situations where AOP is commonly used. In this paper we explore the assumed duality between AOP and FOP mechanisms. As a case study we use the aspect-oriented design pattern implementations of Hannemann and Kiczales. We observe that almost all of the 23 aspect-oriented design pattern implementations can be transformed straightforwardly into equivalent featureoriented design patterns. For further investigations we provide a set of general rules how to transform aspect-oriented programs into feature-oriented programs.

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feature-oriented design pattern aspect-oriented design pattern implementation fop suffices design pattern implementation design pattern aspect-oriented programming case study notable success feature-oriented program aspect-oriented program many situation object-oriented software general rule assumed duality

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