Impact Analysis of Weaving in Aspect-Oriented Programming

Authors:
Hideaki Shinomi;Tetsuo Tamai
Affiliations:
IBM Japan, Ltd.;University of Tokyo
Venue:
ICSM '05 Proceedings of the 21st IEEE International Conference on Software Maintenance
Year:
2005

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Abstract

An aspect-oriented (AO) program consists of aspects and a base program into which the aspects are woven. Base programs usually exist beforehand, and test cases have been made for them. It is useful for programmers to grasp the impact of weaving into the base program. The impact analysis is effective for problem determination of the defects inserted by the weaving, and for determination of the scope of the regression tests after weaving. This paper proposes an analysis method for the potential impacts on a base program by weaving.