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| adam_text | CONTENTS
1
INTRODUCTION
1
1.1
RESEARCH
QUESTION
&
OBJECTIVES
........................................................................
3
1.2
MAIN
RESULTS
AND
STRUCTURE
OF
THESIS
..............................................................
5
2
FOUNDATIONS
9
2.1
SOFTWARE
LANGUAGE
ENGINEERING
........................................................................
9
2.1.1
SOFTWARE
LANGUAGES
...............................................................................
9
2.2
THE
MONTICORE
LANGUAGE
WORKBENCH
............................................................
13
2.2.1
MONTICORE
GRAMMARS
............................................................................
15
2.2.2
ABSTRACT
SYNTAX
TREE
DATA
STRUCTURE
...............................................
21
2.2.3
TRAVERSING
THE
ABSTRACT
SYNTAX
............................................................
23
2.2.4
CONTEXT
CONDITIONS
...............................................................................
25
2.2.5
IDENTIFYING
ARTIFACTS
IN
THE
FILE
SYSTEM
............................................
27
2.2.6
INSTANTIATING
THE
LANGUAGE
INFRASTRUCTURE
.........................................
27
2.2.7
INTEGRATION
OF
HANDWRITTEN
CODE
........................................................
27
2.2.8
LANGUAGE
COMPOSITION
...........................................................................
29
2.3
SOFTWARE
PRODUCT
LINE
ENGINEERING
..................................................................
32
2.3.1
VARIABILITY
IN
SOFTWARE
AND
SOFTWARE
PRODUCT
LINES
..........................
33
2.3.2
SOFTWARE
REUSE
........................................................................................
35
2.3.3
FEATURE
DIAGRAMS
.................................................................................
36
3
METHOD
FOR
THE
SYSTEMATIC
COMPOSITION
OF
LANGUAGE
COMPONENTS
IN
MONTI
CORE
41
4
GENERATING
KIND-TYPED
SYMBOL
TABLE
INFRASTRUCTURES
45
4.1
CONCEPT
OF
KIND-TYPED
SYMBOL
TABLES
...........................................................
48
4.1.1
RELATIONSHIPS
BETWEEN
SYMBOLS,
SCOPES,
AND
AST
NODES
....................
49
4.1.2
DEFINING
NAMES
VIA
SYMBOLS
..............................................................
50
4.1.3
CAPTURING
NAME
VISIBILITY
WITH
SCOPES
............................................
51
4.1.4
PROVIDING
ACCESS
TO
A
MODEL
S
SYMBOL
TABLE
WITH
ARTIFACT
SCOPES
54
4.1.5
BRIDGING
THE
GAP
BETWEEN
MODELS
WITH
GLOBAL
SCOPES
.......................
55
4.1.6
USING
MODEL
ELEMENTS
THROUGH
NAMES
...............................................
56
4.1.7
TYPE
DEFINITIONS
AND
TYPE
EXPRESSIONS
............................................
58
4.1.8
SYMBOL
RESOLUTION
.................................................................................
62
4.1.9
SYMBOL
TABLE
TRAVERSAL
........................................................................
69
4.1.10
SYMBOL
TABLE
INSTANTIATION
..................................................................
70
4.2
ANNOTATING
GRAMMARS
WITH
SYMBOL
TABLE
INFORMATION
...............................
73
4.2.1
INDICATE
THAT
A
NONTERMINAL
DEFINES
A
SYMBOL
KIND
........................
73
4.2.2
INDICATE
THAT
A
NONTERMINAL
SPANS
A
SCOPE
.......................................
75
4.2.3
INDICATE
THAT
A
NONTERMINAL
USES
THE
NAME
OF
A
SYMBOL
..................
76
4.2.4
PROVIDING
SYMBOL
KIND
ATTRIBUTES
......................................................
77
4.2.5
PROVIDING
SCOPE
ATTRIBUTES
..................................................................
79
4.3
IMPLEMENTATION
OF
THE
TYPED
SYMBOL
TABLE
INFRASTRUCTURE
.............................
80
4.3.1
IMPLEMENTATION
OF
LANGUAGE
MILLS
IN
MONTICORE
.................................
81
4.3.2
IMPLEMENTATION
OF
SCOPES
IN
MONTICORE
............................................
82
4.3.3
IMPLEMENTATION
OF
ARTIFACT
SCOPES
IN
MONTICORE
.................................
90
4.3.4
IMPLEMENTATION
OF
GLOBAL
SCOPES
IN
MONTICORE
....................................
92
4.3.5
IMPLEMENTATION
OF
SYMBOL
RESOLVERS
IN
MONTICORE
..........................
94
4.3.6
CUSTOMIZING
SYMBOL
RESOLUTION
........................................................
95
4.3.7
REALIZATION
OF
SYMBOLS
IN
SYMBOL
CLASSES
.............................................
96
4.3.8
INSTANTIATING
SYMBOL
TABLES
WITH
SCOPES
GENITORS
.........................
97
4.3.9
INSTANTIATING
SYMBOL
TABLES
OF
COMPOSED
LANGUAGES
WITH
SCOPES
GENITOR
DELEGATORS
.................................................................................
99
4.4
DISCUSSION
..............................................................................................................
99
4.5
RELATED
WORK
..........................................................................................................
101
5
INFRASTRUCTURE
FOR
LOADING
AND
STORING
SYMBOL
TABLES
105
5.1
SERIALIZATION
IN
GENERAL
........................................................................................
107
5.1.1
SERIALIZATION
AND
DESERIALIZATION
..........................................................
107
5.1.2
SERIALIZATION
STRATEGIES
.............................................................................
108
5.1.3
SERIALIZATION
WITH
INTERMEDIATE
STRUCTURE
...........................................
ILL
5.2
CONCEPT
FOR
SYMBOL
TABLE
PERSISTENCE
..............................................................
112
5.2.1
OVERVIEW
OF
SYMBOL
TABLE
PERSISTENCE
.................................................
112
5.2.2
ORGANIZATION
OF
PERSISTED
FILES
..............................................................
114
5.2.3
CONCEPT
FOR
SYMBOL
TABLE
SERIALIZATION
AND
DESERIALIZATION
....
116
5.3
JSON
INFRASTRUCTURE
..............................................................................................
123
5.3.1
JSON
ABSTRACT
SYNTAX
MODEL
..............................................................
124
5.3.2
SERIALIZATION
INFRASTRUCTURE
.................................................................
128
5.3.3
DESERIALIZATION
INFRASTRUCTURE
..............................................................
130
5.4
REALIZATION
OF
LOADING
AND
STORING
OF
SYMBOL
TABLES
IN
MONTICORE
....
132
5.4.1
COMMONALITIES
OF
SYMBOL
DESERS
IN
THE
ISYMBOLDESER
INTERFACE
133
5.4.2
COMMONALITIES
OF
SCOPE
DESERS
IN
THE
IDESER
INTERFACE
...............
134
5.4.3
THE
JSONDESERS
CLASS
..........................................................................
137
5.4.4
SYMBOLS2JSON
CLASSES
FOR
TRAVERSING
SYMBOL
TABLES
...................
137
5.4.5
SYMBOLDESER
CLASSES
WITH
SERIALIZATION
STRATEGIES
FOR
SYMBOLS
.
140
5.4.6
SCOPEDESER
CLASSES
WITH
SERIALIZATION
STRATEGIES
FOR
SCOPES
.
.
.
141
5.4.7
LOADING
AND
STORING
SYMBOL
TABLES
VIA
THE
GLOBAL
SCOPE
............
143
5.4.8
INTEGRATING
LOADING
OF
SYMBOL
TABLES
INTO
SYMBOL
RESOLUTION
.
.
.
145
5.4.9
SUPPORTING
STORING
OF
SYMBOL
TABLES
FOR
MODEL
PROCESSING
....
146
5.5
CUSTOMIZING
THE
PERSISTENCE
OF
SYMBOL
TABLES
IN
MONTICORE
........................
147
5.5.1
PROVIDING
A
SERIALIZATION
STRATEGY
FOR
A
SYMBOL
ATTRIBUTE
.............
147
5.5.2
OMITTING
SERIALIZATION
OF
SYMBOLS
OF
A
CERTAIN
KIND
.........................
148
5.5.3
REALIZING
SERIALIZATION
OF
AN
ADDITIONAL
SCOPE
ATTRIBUTE
................
149
5.5.4
LOAD
ASTS
TOGETHER
WITH
SYMBOL
TABLES
...........................................
151
5.5.5
LOAD
SYMBOL
TABLES
OF
A
SINGLE
LANGUAGE
ONLY
..................................
152
5.5.6
LOAD
SYMBOLS
AS
INSTANCES
OF
THEIR
SUBKINDS
.....................................
152
5.5.7
LOAD
SYMBOLS
AS
INSTANCES
OF
THEIR
SUPER
KINDS
...............................
153
5.6
DISCUSSION
...............................................................................................................
153
5.7
RELATED
WORK
.........................................................................................................
154
6
USING
TYPED
SYMBOL
TABLES
FOR
LANGUAGE
COMPOSITION
157
6.1
LANGUAGE
INHERITANCE
IN
THE
TYPED
SYMBOL
TABLE
INFRASTRUCTURE
............
157
6.1.1
LANGUAGE
INHERITANCE
OF
SCOPES
..............................................................
157
6.1.2
LANGUAGE
INHERITANCE
OF
SYMBOL
TABLE
CREATION
...............................
159
6.1.3
LANGUAGE
INHERITANCE
OF
SYMBOL
TABLE
PERSISTENCE
............................
161
6.1.4
RECONFIGURATION
VIA
MILLS
.......................................................................
162
6.2
ADAPTING
BETWEEN
SYMBOL
KINDS
........................................................................
163
6.2.1
CONCEPT
FOR
SYMBOL
ADAPTERS
.................................................................
164
6.2.2
FINDING
SYMBOL
ADAPTERS
DURING
SYMBOL
RESOLUTION
.........................
165
6.2.3
COMBINATION
OF
SYMBOL
ADAPTERS
AND
SYMBOL
PERSISTENCE
.............
167
6.3
IMPORTING
SYMBOLS
FROM
JAVA
WITH
CLASS2MC
.................................................
170
6.4
AGGREGATION
OF
LANGUAGES
...................................................................................
173
6.4.1
AGGREGATION
THROUGH
SHARED
GRAMMAR
..................................................
173
6.4.2
AGGREGATION
THROUGH
UNIFYING
GRAMMAR
..............................................
174
6.4.3
AGGREGATION
THROUGH
RESOLVERS
..............................................................
174
6.4.4
AGGREGATION
THROUGH
SYMBOL
FILES
........................................................
175
6.5
DISCUSSION
...............................................................................................................
176
6.6
RELATED
WORK
.........................................................................................................
176
7
LANGUAGE
COMPONENTS
179
7.1
LANGUAGE
COMPONENT
MODELS
.............................................................................
181
7.2
MONTICORE
LANGUAGE
COMPONENT
DIAGRAMS
....................................................
184
7.3
CONCEPT
FOR
IDENTIFYING
ARTIFACTS
OF
LANGUAGE
COMPONENTS
..........................
186
7.3.1
ADDRESS
ARTIFACTS
OF
A
LANGUAGE
COMPONENT
....................................
186
7.3.2
ARTIFACT
ANALYSIS
......................................................................................
187
7.3.3
BUILDING
SELF-CONTAINED
LANGUAGE
COMPONENT
ARCHIVES
.................
188
7.4
REALIZATION
OF
LANGUAGE
COMPONENTS
.................................................................
190
7.4.1
THE
MLC
LANGUAGE
.................................................................................
190
7.4.2
TOOL
FOR
PROCESSING
MLC
MODELS
...........................................................
195
7.5
DISCUSSION
.................................................................................................................
197
7.6
RELATED
WORK
...........................................................................................................
199
8
THE
MONTICORE
FEATURE
DIAGRAM
LANGUAGE
FAMILY
201
8.1
THE
FEATURE
DIAGRAM
LANGUAGE
...........................................................................
203
8.2
THE
FEATURE
CONFIGURATION
LANGUAGES
..............................................................
207
8.3
THE
FEATURE
DIAGRAM
ANALYSIS
TOOL
..................................................................
208
8.4
COMPOSING
FEATURE
MODELS
WITH
DOMAIN
MODELS
.............................................
209
8.4.1
INTERNAL
FEATURE
REALIZATIONS
.................................................................
210
8.4.2
REFERRING
TO
FEATURE
REALIZATIONS
...........................................................
211
8.4.3
MAPPING
TO
FEATURE
REALIZATIONS
...........................................................
212
8.5
DISCUSSION
.................................................................................................................
213
8.6
RELATED
WORK
..........................................................................................................
214
9
ENGINEERING
FEATURE-ORIENTED
LANGUAGE
PRODUCT
LINES
WITH
MONTICORE
215
9.1
CONCEPT
OF
A
FEATURE-ORIENTED
LANGUAGE
PRODUCT
LINE
....................................
217
9.1.1
ENGINEERING
A
LANGUAGE
PRODUCT
LINE
.................................................
217
9.1.2
ROLES
INVOLVED
IN
LANGUAGE
PRODUCT
LINES
...........................................
219
9.1.3
DESCRIBING
THE
COMPOSITION
OF
LANGUAGE
COMPONENTS
.....................
221
9.1.4
LANGUAGE
VARIANT
DERIVATION
.................................................................
224
9.2
REALIZING
LANGUAGE
PRODUCT
LINES
IN
MONTICORE
...........................................
226
9.2.1
THE
LANGUAGE
PRODUCT
LINE
LANGUAGE
.................................................
227
9.2.2
THE
COMPOSITION
INFRASTRUCTURE
..............................................................
229
9.3
DISCUSSION
................................................................................................................
231
9.4
RELATED
WORK
..........................................................................................................
237
10
APPLICATION-BASED
EVALUATION
241
10.1
APPLICATION
OF
THE
STI
..........................................................................................
242
10.2
PERFORMANCE
OF
JSON
INFRASTRUCTURE
....................................................................
243
10.3
APPLICATION
OF
LOADING
AND
STORING
SYMBOL
TABLES
.........................................
244
10.4
APPLICATION
OF
LANGUAGE
COMPOSITION
VIA
SYMBOL
TABLES
..............................
246
10.5
APPLICATION
OF
MONTICORE
LANGUAGE
COMPONENTS
...........................................
248
10.6
APPLICATION
OF
THE
FEATURE
DIAGRAM
LANGUAGE
FAMILY
..................................
249
10.7
EVALUATION
OF
THE
LCPL
.......................................................................................
251
11
CONCLUSION
253
11.1
SUMMARY
................................................................................................................
253
11.2
POTENTIAL
FOR
FUTURE
WORK
....................................................................................
254
BIBLIOGRAPHY
LIST
OF
FIGURES
257
275
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CONTENTS
1
INTRODUCTION
1
1.1
RESEARCH
QUESTION
&
OBJECTIVES
.
3
1.2
MAIN
RESULTS
AND
STRUCTURE
OF
THESIS
.
5
2
FOUNDATIONS
9
2.1
SOFTWARE
LANGUAGE
ENGINEERING
.
9
2.1.1
SOFTWARE
LANGUAGES
.
9
2.2
THE
MONTICORE
LANGUAGE
WORKBENCH
.
13
2.2.1
MONTICORE
GRAMMARS
.
15
2.2.2
ABSTRACT
SYNTAX
TREE
DATA
STRUCTURE
.
21
2.2.3
TRAVERSING
THE
ABSTRACT
SYNTAX
.
23
2.2.4
CONTEXT
CONDITIONS
.
25
2.2.5
IDENTIFYING
ARTIFACTS
IN
THE
FILE
SYSTEM
.
27
2.2.6
INSTANTIATING
THE
LANGUAGE
INFRASTRUCTURE
.
27
2.2.7
INTEGRATION
OF
HANDWRITTEN
CODE
.
27
2.2.8
LANGUAGE
COMPOSITION
.
29
2.3
SOFTWARE
PRODUCT
LINE
ENGINEERING
.
32
2.3.1
VARIABILITY
IN
SOFTWARE
AND
SOFTWARE
PRODUCT
LINES
.
33
2.3.2
SOFTWARE
REUSE
.
35
2.3.3
FEATURE
DIAGRAMS
.
36
3
METHOD
FOR
THE
SYSTEMATIC
COMPOSITION
OF
LANGUAGE
COMPONENTS
IN
MONTI
CORE
41
4
GENERATING
KIND-TYPED
SYMBOL
TABLE
INFRASTRUCTURES
45
4.1
CONCEPT
OF
KIND-TYPED
SYMBOL
TABLES
.
48
4.1.1
RELATIONSHIPS
BETWEEN
SYMBOLS,
SCOPES,
AND
AST
NODES
.
49
4.1.2
DEFINING
NAMES
VIA
SYMBOLS
.
50
4.1.3
CAPTURING
NAME
VISIBILITY
WITH
SCOPES
.
51
4.1.4
PROVIDING
ACCESS
TO
A
MODEL
'
S
SYMBOL
TABLE
WITH
ARTIFACT
SCOPES
54
4.1.5
BRIDGING
THE
GAP
BETWEEN
MODELS
WITH
GLOBAL
SCOPES
.
55
4.1.6
USING
MODEL
ELEMENTS
THROUGH
NAMES
.
56
4.1.7
TYPE
DEFINITIONS
AND
TYPE
EXPRESSIONS
.
58
4.1.8
SYMBOL
RESOLUTION
.
62
4.1.9
SYMBOL
TABLE
TRAVERSAL
.
69
4.1.10
SYMBOL
TABLE
INSTANTIATION
.
70
4.2
ANNOTATING
GRAMMARS
WITH
SYMBOL
TABLE
INFORMATION
.
73
4.2.1
INDICATE
THAT
A
NONTERMINAL
DEFINES
A
SYMBOL
KIND
.
73
4.2.2
INDICATE
THAT
A
NONTERMINAL
SPANS
A
SCOPE
.
75
4.2.3
INDICATE
THAT
A
NONTERMINAL
USES
THE
NAME
OF
A
SYMBOL
.
76
4.2.4
PROVIDING
SYMBOL
KIND
ATTRIBUTES
.
77
4.2.5
PROVIDING
SCOPE
ATTRIBUTES
.
79
4.3
IMPLEMENTATION
OF
THE
TYPED
SYMBOL
TABLE
INFRASTRUCTURE
.
80
4.3.1
IMPLEMENTATION
OF
LANGUAGE
MILLS
IN
MONTICORE
.
81
4.3.2
IMPLEMENTATION
OF
SCOPES
IN
MONTICORE
.
82
4.3.3
IMPLEMENTATION
OF
ARTIFACT
SCOPES
IN
MONTICORE
.
90
4.3.4
IMPLEMENTATION
OF
GLOBAL
SCOPES
IN
MONTICORE
.
92
4.3.5
IMPLEMENTATION
OF
SYMBOL
RESOLVERS
IN
MONTICORE
.
94
4.3.6
CUSTOMIZING
SYMBOL
RESOLUTION
.
95
4.3.7
REALIZATION
OF
SYMBOLS
IN
SYMBOL
CLASSES
.
96
4.3.8
INSTANTIATING
SYMBOL
TABLES
WITH
SCOPES
GENITORS
.
97
4.3.9
INSTANTIATING
SYMBOL
TABLES
OF
COMPOSED
LANGUAGES
WITH
SCOPES
GENITOR
DELEGATORS
.
99
4.4
DISCUSSION
.
99
4.5
RELATED
WORK
.
101
5
INFRASTRUCTURE
FOR
LOADING
AND
STORING
SYMBOL
TABLES
105
5.1
SERIALIZATION
IN
GENERAL
.
107
5.1.1
SERIALIZATION
AND
DESERIALIZATION
.
107
5.1.2
SERIALIZATION
STRATEGIES
.
108
5.1.3
SERIALIZATION
WITH
INTERMEDIATE
STRUCTURE
.
ILL
5.2
CONCEPT
FOR
SYMBOL
TABLE
PERSISTENCE
.
112
5.2.1
OVERVIEW
OF
SYMBOL
TABLE
PERSISTENCE
.
112
5.2.2
ORGANIZATION
OF
PERSISTED
FILES
.
114
5.2.3
CONCEPT
FOR
SYMBOL
TABLE
SERIALIZATION
AND
DESERIALIZATION
.
116
5.3
JSON
INFRASTRUCTURE
.
123
5.3.1
JSON
ABSTRACT
SYNTAX
MODEL
.
124
5.3.2
SERIALIZATION
INFRASTRUCTURE
.
128
5.3.3
DESERIALIZATION
INFRASTRUCTURE
.
130
5.4
REALIZATION
OF
LOADING
AND
STORING
OF
SYMBOL
TABLES
IN
MONTICORE
.
132
5.4.1
COMMONALITIES
OF
SYMBOL
DESERS
IN
THE
ISYMBOLDESER
INTERFACE
133
5.4.2
COMMONALITIES
OF
SCOPE
DESERS
IN
THE
IDESER
INTERFACE
.
134
5.4.3
THE
JSONDESERS
CLASS
.
137
5.4.4
SYMBOLS2JSON
CLASSES
FOR
TRAVERSING
SYMBOL
TABLES
.
137
5.4.5
SYMBOLDESER
CLASSES
WITH
SERIALIZATION
STRATEGIES
FOR
SYMBOLS
.
140
5.4.6
SCOPEDESER
CLASSES
WITH
SERIALIZATION
STRATEGIES
FOR
SCOPES
.
.
.
141
5.4.7
LOADING
AND
STORING
SYMBOL
TABLES
VIA
THE
GLOBAL
SCOPE
.
143
5.4.8
INTEGRATING
LOADING
OF
SYMBOL
TABLES
INTO
SYMBOL
RESOLUTION
.
.
.
145
5.4.9
SUPPORTING
STORING
OF
SYMBOL
TABLES
FOR
MODEL
PROCESSING
.
146
5.5
CUSTOMIZING
THE
PERSISTENCE
OF
SYMBOL
TABLES
IN
MONTICORE
.
147
5.5.1
PROVIDING
A
SERIALIZATION
STRATEGY
FOR
A
SYMBOL
ATTRIBUTE
.
147
5.5.2
OMITTING
SERIALIZATION
OF
SYMBOLS
OF
A
CERTAIN
KIND
.
148
5.5.3
REALIZING
SERIALIZATION
OF
AN
ADDITIONAL
SCOPE
ATTRIBUTE
.
149
5.5.4
LOAD
ASTS
TOGETHER
WITH
SYMBOL
TABLES
.
151
5.5.5
LOAD
SYMBOL
TABLES
OF
A
SINGLE
LANGUAGE
ONLY
.
152
5.5.6
LOAD
SYMBOLS
AS
INSTANCES
OF
THEIR
SUBKINDS
.
152
5.5.7
LOAD
SYMBOLS
AS
INSTANCES
OF
THEIR
SUPER
KINDS
.
153
5.6
DISCUSSION
.
153
5.7
RELATED
WORK
.
154
6
USING
TYPED
SYMBOL
TABLES
FOR
LANGUAGE
COMPOSITION
157
6.1
LANGUAGE
INHERITANCE
IN
THE
TYPED
SYMBOL
TABLE
INFRASTRUCTURE
.
157
6.1.1
LANGUAGE
INHERITANCE
OF
SCOPES
.
157
6.1.2
LANGUAGE
INHERITANCE
OF
SYMBOL
TABLE
CREATION
.
159
6.1.3
LANGUAGE
INHERITANCE
OF
SYMBOL
TABLE
PERSISTENCE
.
161
6.1.4
RECONFIGURATION
VIA
MILLS
.
162
6.2
ADAPTING
BETWEEN
SYMBOL
KINDS
.
163
6.2.1
CONCEPT
FOR
SYMBOL
ADAPTERS
.
164
6.2.2
FINDING
SYMBOL
ADAPTERS
DURING
SYMBOL
RESOLUTION
.
165
6.2.3
COMBINATION
OF
SYMBOL
ADAPTERS
AND
SYMBOL
PERSISTENCE
.
167
6.3
IMPORTING
SYMBOLS
FROM
JAVA
WITH
CLASS2MC
.
170
6.4
AGGREGATION
OF
LANGUAGES
.
173
6.4.1
AGGREGATION
THROUGH
SHARED
GRAMMAR
.
173
6.4.2
AGGREGATION
THROUGH
UNIFYING
GRAMMAR
.
174
6.4.3
AGGREGATION
THROUGH
RESOLVERS
.
174
6.4.4
AGGREGATION
THROUGH
SYMBOL
FILES
.
175
6.5
DISCUSSION
.
176
6.6
RELATED
WORK
.
176
7
LANGUAGE
COMPONENTS
179
7.1
LANGUAGE
COMPONENT
MODELS
.
181
7.2
MONTICORE
LANGUAGE
COMPONENT
DIAGRAMS
.
184
7.3
CONCEPT
FOR
IDENTIFYING
ARTIFACTS
OF
LANGUAGE
COMPONENTS
.
186
7.3.1
ADDRESS
ARTIFACTS
OF
A
LANGUAGE
COMPONENT
.
186
7.3.2
ARTIFACT
ANALYSIS
.
187
7.3.3
BUILDING
SELF-CONTAINED
LANGUAGE
COMPONENT
ARCHIVES
.
188
7.4
REALIZATION
OF
LANGUAGE
COMPONENTS
.
190
7.4.1
THE
MLC
LANGUAGE
.
190
7.4.2
TOOL
FOR
PROCESSING
MLC
MODELS
.
195
7.5
DISCUSSION
.
197
7.6
RELATED
WORK
.
199
8
THE
MONTICORE
FEATURE
DIAGRAM
LANGUAGE
FAMILY
201
8.1
THE
FEATURE
DIAGRAM
LANGUAGE
.
203
8.2
THE
FEATURE
CONFIGURATION
LANGUAGES
.
207
8.3
THE
FEATURE
DIAGRAM
ANALYSIS
TOOL
.
208
8.4
COMPOSING
FEATURE
MODELS
WITH
DOMAIN
MODELS
.
209
8.4.1
INTERNAL
FEATURE
REALIZATIONS
.
210
8.4.2
REFERRING
TO
FEATURE
REALIZATIONS
.
211
8.4.3
MAPPING
TO
FEATURE
REALIZATIONS
.
212
8.5
DISCUSSION
.
213
8.6
RELATED
WORK
.
214
9
ENGINEERING
FEATURE-ORIENTED
LANGUAGE
PRODUCT
LINES
WITH
MONTICORE
215
9.1
CONCEPT
OF
A
FEATURE-ORIENTED
LANGUAGE
PRODUCT
LINE
.
217
9.1.1
ENGINEERING
A
LANGUAGE
PRODUCT
LINE
.
217
9.1.2
ROLES
INVOLVED
IN
LANGUAGE
PRODUCT
LINES
.
219
9.1.3
DESCRIBING
THE
COMPOSITION
OF
LANGUAGE
COMPONENTS
.
221
9.1.4
LANGUAGE
VARIANT
DERIVATION
.
224
9.2
REALIZING
LANGUAGE
PRODUCT
LINES
IN
MONTICORE
.
226
9.2.1
THE
LANGUAGE
PRODUCT
LINE
LANGUAGE
.
227
9.2.2
THE
COMPOSITION
INFRASTRUCTURE
.
229
9.3
DISCUSSION
.
231
9.4
RELATED
WORK
.
237
10
APPLICATION-BASED
EVALUATION
241
10.1
APPLICATION
OF
THE
STI
.
242
10.2
PERFORMANCE
OF
JSON
INFRASTRUCTURE
.
243
10.3
APPLICATION
OF
LOADING
AND
STORING
SYMBOL
TABLES
.
244
10.4
APPLICATION
OF
LANGUAGE
COMPOSITION
VIA
SYMBOL
TABLES
.
246
10.5
APPLICATION
OF
MONTICORE
LANGUAGE
COMPONENTS
.
248
10.6
APPLICATION
OF
THE
FEATURE
DIAGRAM
LANGUAGE
FAMILY
.
249
10.7
EVALUATION
OF
THE
LCPL
.
251
11
CONCLUSION
253
11.1
SUMMARY
.
253
11.2
POTENTIAL
FOR
FUTURE
WORK
.
254
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LIST
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