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A critical challenge in using AOSD techniques is working with legacy code, in which latent aspects are scattered throughout. The Aspect Mining Tool (AMT) is an experimental platform to support identification of such latent aspects. AMT is based on the idea that synthetic combinations of analysis techniques may be very powerful in finding latent aspects. AMT is implemented in Java using Swing, and is available for experimental use. For more information see our main AMT page. People
Recent PublicationsJan Hannemann and Gregor Kiczales. "Overcoming the Prevalent Decomposition in Legacy Code", ASOC Workshop at ICSE 2001. |
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