Subjectivity and ownership : a perspective on software reuse
Adam Batenin · The University of Bath Online Publications Store (The University of Bath) · 2006
a range of design problems.We show also how to use our system to express security concerns that cannot be represented in SOP without SAPS. Chapter 9: Conclusions and Future WorkIn the final Chapter, SAPS is reviewed in terms of its contributions to reuse, interaction problems, and as a tool for improving the design of subject-oriented programs.We conclude with a discussion of plans to extend SAPS with additional aliasing capabilities.