Graph-based optimizations for parameter passing in remote invocations

Lopes, C.V.

doi:10.1109/iwoos.1995.470558

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“…Crista Lopes' thesis [25] investigated two of those languages in detail: COOL [26] for specifying the synchronization aspects, and RIDL [27] for specifying data transfer aspects.…”

Section: Evaluation and Related Workmentioning

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Aspectual Collaborations: Combining Modules and Aspects

Lieberherr¹

2003

The Computer Journal

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Complex behavior often resists clean modularization in object-oriented languages. Aspectoriented programming tackles this problem by providing ¤exible module boundaries that can span and partition classes. However, in order to achieve this ¤exibility, valuable modularity mechanisms, such as encapsulation and external composition, are lost. The ability to separately compile or reason about a modular unit is also compromised. We propose that this tradeoff is not necessary, and that by expressing aspects as part of our modules, we can restore lost modular properties while maintaining aspectual features. As a concrete demonstration, we present the main features of Aspectual Collaborations, and show how these interact to combine modularity with aspectual behavior. The expressiveness of Aspectual Collaborations, AspectJ, and Hyper/J are compared using a challenge problem, allowing us to estimate the effectiveness of the approach.

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“…Crista Lopes' thesis [25] investigated two of those languages in detail: COOL [26] for specifying the synchronization aspects, and RIDL [27] for specifying data transfer aspects.…”

Section: Evaluation and Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Aspectual Collaborations: Combining Modules and Aspects

Lieberherr¹

2003

The Computer Journal

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“…She proposed COOL and RIDL [19,17] which she developed further in her thesis [18]. COOL and RIDL were also the crystallization point for AspectJ.…”

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XAspects

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Lieberherr

Shah

2003

Companion of the 18th Annual ACM SIGPLAN Conference on Object-Oriented Programming, Systems, Languages, and Applications

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Current general aspect-oriented programming solutions fall short of helping the problem of separation of concerns for several concern domains. Because of this limitation good solutions for these concern domains do not get used and the opportunity to benefit from separation of these concerns is missed. By using XAspects, a plug-in mechanism for domain-specific aspect languages, separation of concerns can be achieved at a level beyond what is possible for objectoriented programming languages. As a result, XAspects allows for certain domain-specific solutions to be used as easily as a new language feature.

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Graph-based optimizations for parameter passing in remote invocations

Cited by 2 publications

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Aspectual Collaborations: Combining Modules and Aspects

Aspectual Collaborations: Combining Modules and Aspects

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