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The 18 revised complete papers provided including 2 invited papers have been rigorously reviewed and chosen from 88 submissions. The papers are geared up in topical sections on elements and parts; styles, structure, and collaboration; kinds; modeling; algorithms, optimization, and runtimes; and formal strategies and methodology.
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But their means of identifying the call is different (a method signature in a method declaration vs. a pointcut in an advice), and their means of effecting semantics of the call is different (execution of a method differs from execution of after advice). In cases where A and B are different, it is often the case that one of them can be seen as more similar in structure to X than the other. Again, in the AspectJ case, X will be the execution of the objects, which can be seen as more similar in structure to A (the classes and methods) than to B (the advice).
Section 5 shows that the simplifications of Section 4 do not invalidate the models of the real systems. This is done by showing that a number of features originally left out of the models in Section 4 can easily be added to the models. Section 6 presents the model of crosscutting structure and uses it to describe the crosscutting in the examples from Section 4. Section 7 discusses related work, Section 8 presents future work, and Section 9 is a summary. The paper assumes prior knowledge of all four AO mechanisms and a reading familiarity with simple Scheme interpreters of OO languages.
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