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On the notion of variability in software product lines
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2002
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Software MaintenanceEmpirical Software Engineering ResearchEngineeringProgram AnalysisSoftware TestingDesignIndustrial Software SystemsSoftware Product LineSoftware EngineeringSystems EngineeringRecent EmergenceComputer ScienceProduct Line EngineeringSoftware AnalysisSoftware Product LinesSystem SoftwareSoftware DesignSoftware Evolution
Software product lines are large industrial systems that specialize into specific products, and the authors discuss the notion of variability. The authors aim to propose a method for managing variability in software product lines. They suggest a method for managing variability in software product lines. They found that variability is underdefined yet increasingly important, highlighted by the rise of software product lines, and they provide a terminology framework and three recurring variability patterns.
The authors discuss the notion of variability. We have experienced that this concept has so far been underdefined, although we have observed that variability techniques become increasingly important. A clear indication of this trend is the recent emergence of software product lines. Software product lines are large, industrial software systems intended to specialize into specific software products. The authors provide a framework of terminology and concepts regarding variability. In addition, they present three recurring patterns of variability. Finally, they suggest a method for managing variability in software product lines.
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