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Invasive Software Composition (ISC) provides a generic, flexible and powerful approach for software composition. Based upon the principles of grey-box composition, ISC systems can compose partial programs (fragments) and provide syntactic (context-free) correct composition results. However, many composition domains require additional composition constraints for fragments (fragment contracts) to guarantee well-formedness of composition results. In this paper, we propose the application of reference attribute grammars (RAGs) for the implementation of ISC systems supporting fragment contracts. We show how RAGs can be used to specify semantics-aware fragment component models on top of a language specification and introduce RAG-based fragment contracts to enable advanced guarantees for fragment composition.