论文信息 - Higher-Order Transformations for Product Lines

Higher-Order Transformations for Product Lines

An aspect-based extension to a text transformation language provides higher-order transformations that can be used to represent variability in generative product line engineering. We show by example how these higher-order transformations compare with first order transformations. We also detail how the approach has been implemented as an extension of MOFScript, an existing model-to-text transformation language.

Øystein Haugen | Jon Oldevik

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