Juliana Saraiva
Sérgio Soares
Fernando Castor
ABSTRACT
We present ArchE Meter, a tool that supports developers in understanding how the implementation of an aspect-oriented system conforms to its intended layered software architecture. Based on the principles of layered software architectures, ArchE Meter indicates to what extent the implementation of a software system violates its layering structure in terms of three different kinds of violations.
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Index Terms
- Analyzing architectural conformance of layered aspect-oriented systems with ArchE Meter
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