Mathieu Acher
Rick Rabiser
ABSTRACT
Feature models were invented in 1990 and have been recognised as one of the main contributions to the Software Product Line community. Although there have been several attempts to establish a sort of standard variability modelling language, there is still no consensus on a simple feature modelling language. There can be many motivations to have one but among others, there is one that is very important: information sharing among researchers, tools or developers. Following the spirit of the first two editions, this workshop is an interactive event where all participants shall share knowledge, but also first realizations about how to build up a simple feature modelling language that all the community can agree on.
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Digital Library
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Index Terms
- Third International Workshop on Languages for Modelling Variability (MODEVAR@SPLC 2020)
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