Traditional methods characterize a software product line's requirements using either functional or quality criteria. This appears to be inadequate to assess modularity, detec...
A product line is a family of programs where each program is defined by a unique combination of features. Product lines, like conventional programs, can be checked for safety prope...
Chang Hwan Peter Kim, Eric Bodden, Don S. Batory, ...
Product line engineering allows for the rapid development of variants of a domain specific application by using a common set of reusable assets often known as core assets. Variabil...
A Software Product Line (SPL) is a family of programs. Testing an SPL is a challenge because the number of programs to examine may be exponential in the number of features. Howeve...
Chang Hwan Peter Kim, Don S. Batory, Sarfraz Khurs...
To realise variability at the code level, product line methods classically advocate usage of inheritance, components, frameworks, aspects or generative techniques. However, these ...
Quentin Boucher, Andreas Classen, Patrick Heymans,...
Many software engineers try very hard not to use the word “reuse” because many methods and tools intended to promote reuse have failed to meet expectations. As soon as they le...
Abstract: Software product line engineering is an established methodology for fast and effective development of software-intensive systems and services. To reap maximum benefits fr...
We introduce an extractive approach to building a product line's requirements assets. We define the functional requirements profiles (FRPs) according to the linguistic charac...
This paper presents a component-based product line for workflow management systems. The process followed to design the product line was based on the Catalysis method. Extensions w...
A recurring difficulty for organizations that employ a product-line approach to development is that when a new product is added to an existing product line, there is currently no a...