Titlebook: Software Product Lines; 9th International Co Henk Obbink,Klaus Pohl Conference proceedings 2005 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2005 arch

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Next Generation Software Product Line Engineeringanizations are having success on a larger scale. Success has come rather slowly, however, if one considers that many of the key ideas are 25-35 years old. For example, Dijkstra discussed the idea of program families in the late 1960s, David Parnas and others clarified the idea and showed how to appl

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Software Product Families in Nokia families are providing a proven approach to managing the cost and quality of software artefacts, Nokia has exploited this approach to software development for many years. This paper presents some lessons learned and the key challenges for the successful use and evolution of software artefacts.

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Using Product Sets to Define Complex Product Decisionsrt of product engineering is the definition of product decisions, which means in the context of feature modeling that for each feature the product engineer has to define in what products it will be included. In the automotive domain – and probably in many other embedded real-time domains as well – t

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Reuse without Compromising Performance: Industrial Experience from RPG Software Product Line for Mobing Games (RPGs). We analyzed similarities and differences among four RPGs. By applying a reuse technique of XVCL, we built an RPG product line architecture (RPG-PLA) from which we could derive any of the four RPGs. We built into the RPG-PLA a number of performance optimization strategies that could

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Extracting and Evolving Mobile Games Product Lineshe extractive and the reactive approaches are incremental, offering moderate costs and risks, and therefore sometimes may be more appropriate. However, combining these two approaches demands a more detailed process at the implementation level. This paper presents a method for extracting a product li

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Modeling Architectural Value: Cash Flow, Time and Uncertaintycontext: how to optimize the expected business value? Estimating the business value of (architectural) investments is a key step. This paper proposes an extension to existing value estimating approaches by combining an NPV-based approach with strategic scenarios to deal with uncertainty and expectat