Proceedings of the 13th ACM International Workshop on Context-Oriented Programming and Advanced Modularity最新文献

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First-class concepts: reifying architectural knowledge beyond the dominant decomposition 一流的概念:超越主导分解的建筑知识具体化
Toni Mattis, Tom Beckmann, Patrick Rein, R. Hirschfeld
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Towards a framework for analyzing context-oriented programming languages 建立一个分析面向上下文的编程语言的框架
Achiya Elyasaf, A. Sturm
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Resolving synchronization conflicts in role-based multimodel-synchronization environments 解决基于角色的多模型同步环境中的同步冲突
S. Ebert, Tim Kluge, Sebastian Götz
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