FLiP: Managing Software Product Line Extraction and Reaction with Aspects

Authors:
Vander Alves;Fernando Calheiros;Vilmar Nepomuceno;Andrea Menezes;Sérgio Soares;Paulo Borba
Affiliations:
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Venue:
SPLC '08 Proceedings of the 2008 12th International Software Product Line Conference
Year:
2008

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Abstract

The extractive and the reactive Software Product Line (SPL) adoption strategies involve, respectively, bootstrapping existing products into a SPL and extending an existing SPL to encompass another product. In both cases, product line refactorings are useful to guide the SPL derivation process by extracting product variations and appropriately structuring them. They also help to assure the safety of the whole process by preserving SPL configurability. In this context, we describe FLiP, which is a suite of tools implemented as Eclipse plugins and has been designed and tested in the context of mobile game SPLs.