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| Title: | Dynamic slicing of aspect-oriented programs |
| Authors: | Mohapatra, D P
Sahu, M
Kumar, R
Mall, R |
| Keywords: | Aspect-oriented programming
AspectJ
Dynamic aspect-oriented dependence graph (DADG)
Dynamic dependence slicing tool (DDST)
Program slice
Trace file based dynamic slicing (TBDS) algorithm |
| Issue Date: | 2008 |
| Publisher: | Jožef Stefan Institute in Ljubljana |
| Citation: | Informatica (Ljubljana), Vol 32, Iss 3, P 261-274 |
| Abstract: | Program slicing is a decomposition technique which has many applications in various software engineering activities such as program debugging, testing, maintenance etc. Aspect-oriented programming (AOP) is a new programming paradigm that enables modular implementation of cross-cutting concerns such as exception handling, security, synchronization, logging etc. The unique features of AOP such as join-point, advice, aspect, introduction etc. pose difficulties for slicing of AOPs. We propose a dynamic slicing algorithm for aspect-oriented programs. Our algorithm uses a dependence-based representation called Dynamic Aspect-Oriented Dependence Graph (DADG) as the intermediate program representation. The DADG is an arc-classified digraph which represents various dynamic dependences between the statements of the aspect-oriented program. We have used a trace file to store the execution history of the program. We have developed a tool called Dynamic Depenedence Slicing Tool (DDST) to implement ... |
| Description: | Copyright for the paper belongs to the Informatica |
| URI: | http://www.informatica.si/PDF/32-3/04_Dynamic%20Slicing%20of%20Aspect-Oriented%20Programs.pdf
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