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An evaluation of aspect-oriented programming for embedded real-time systems
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Kartal, Yusuf Bora
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Crosscutting concerns are the issues in software that cannot be modularized within a software module. In this thesis work, a detailed evaluation of the use of Aspect Oriented Programming for the implementation of crosscutting concerns in embedded real-time systems is presented. The pilot Audio Switch project implementations are first evaluated in terms of software quality attributes. Then a detailed analysis of the two implementations, according to embedded real-time performance metrics has been carried out. Evaluation results show the benefits of Aspect Oriented Programming in embedded real-time systems.
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Y. B. Kartal, “An evaluation of aspect-oriented programming for embedded real-time systems,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2007.
