ECOOP

Context Oriented Programming (COP) allows modularization of programs according to the cross-cutting concern of contexts. Context depending features are grouped in layers which can be activated at run time by triggering the associated behavioral ...

This paper proposes a new programming language EventCJ. Its design stems from our observation that, in many context-aware applications, context changes are triggered by external events. Thus, in addition to the current COP language mechanisms, namely ...

We present a new approach for context-oriented programming in which the context is represented by a set of (dimension, value) pairs. This tuple parameterizes the environment, and it can be referred to either as a single entity or as a composed entity, ...

This paper describes an implementation study in which we use the upcoming INVOKEDYNAMIC bytecode instruction---to be supported by the standard Java virtual machine starting with the release of Java 7---to implement layered method dispatch. We compare ...

Behavioral variations are central to modern computer games as they are making the gameplay a more interesting user experience. However, these variations significantly add to the implementation complexity. We discuss the domain of computer games with ...

Context-oriented programming can be regarded as a technique aiming for an improved (multi-dimensional) separation of concerns (MDSOC). The delMDSOC (virtual) machine model describes a common target platform for a range of high-level MDSOC approaches. As ...