Titlebook: Software Product Lines: Going Beyond; 14th International C Jan Bosch,Jaejoon Lee Conference proceedings 2010 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelb

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Sans Constraints? Feature Diagrams vs. Feature Modelsmoval of these constraints and explain why their removal require an (inevitable) exponential increase to the tree size. We show that the elimination of constraints makes it possible to provide an efficient solution for the feature editing problem, recently raised by Thüm, Batory and Kästner. We tie

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Improving the Testing and Testability of Software Product Linesthe FIG Basis Path method that selects products and features for testing based on a feature dependency graph. We conduct a case study on several non-trivial SPLs and show that for these subjects, the FIG Basis Path method is as effective as testing all products, but tests no more than 24% of the products in the SPL.

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Developing a Software Product Line for Train Control: A Case Study of CVLe and generic language to define variability on base models, we form a software product line of stations. We discuss the process and experience of using CVL to automate the production of three real train stations. A brief discussion about the verification needed for the generated products is also included.

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Automated Incremental Pairwise Testing of Software Product Lines to a feature model of a Software Product Line. We combine graph transformation, combinatorial testing, and forward checking for that purpose. Additionally, our approach considers predefined sets of products.