An incomplete AOSD bibliography with a Demeter bent.
http://www.ccs.neu.edu/research/demeter/biblio/demeter-aosd.bib.txt: AOSD BIBLIOGRAPHY
From our team:
1992: First conference paper on structure-shy treatment of traversal-related concerns || Holland's ECOOP paper on encapsulating multi-object concerns. 1993: Crista Lopes to Andrew Black: Initial thoughts about AOP. 1994: Crista Lopes et al.: Encapsulating the Synchronization Concern 1995: Formal paper on structure-shy treatment of traversal-related concerns || Early AOP paper viewing Composition Filters, Subject-Oriented Programming, Reflection and Adaptive Programming from a common angle.
From others (this list is very incomplete but mentions some works that are not frequently cited in this context): In
@INPROCEEDINGS{kappel:dispersed,
AUTHOR = "Michael Schrefl and Gerti Kappel",
TITLE = "Cooperation Contracts",
BOOKTITLE = "Proc. 10th Intl. Conf. on the Entity-Relationship Approach",
YEAR = "1991",
ADDRESS = "San Mateo",
PAGES = "",
EDITOR = "",
PUBLISHER = "",
NOTE = "October"
}
we read: Behavior which is provided by several object types in
concert needs not to be dispersed and can be defined in a single place.
Furthermore, behavior designs become better maintainable and better
extensible.
In
@TECHREPORT{buhr:cut-across,
AUTHOR = "Mark Vigder and R.J.A. Buhr",
TITLE = "Using LOTOS in a Design Environment",
INSTITUTION = "Carleton University",
YEAR = 1991,
MONTH = ,
NUMBER = "SCE-91-28"
}
we read: A slice is a set of components and interaction points
which trace a path through a design structure. Behavior is
then defined by showing sequences of interactions superimposed on this slice.
... LOTOS behavior expressions describe behavior patterns that cut across
many components.
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