Measurement of the Support in the Development Stages of an Aspect-Oriented Software Product Line Framework
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A performance goal of a software product line (SPL) framework is the support in the development stages. In spite of its importance, previous researches do not formalise a way to measure this goal. This paper presents an algorithm based on four metrics that can be used to formalise the measurement of the support in the development stages of SPL frameworks. Specifically, this algorithm is applied in an aspect-oriented SPL framework that was presented in a previous research.
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