Composing concerns with a framework approach
Constantinos A. Constantinides, Tzilla Elrad · 2002
As concurrent software systems become larger, the interaction of their components is becoming more complex. This interaction may limit reuse, making it difficult to validate design and correctness and perhaps forcing reengineering of these systems in order to meet future requirements. In order to reduce this complexity and to build stable and adaptable concurrent software systems, we present an approach that emphasizes the separation of interaction components from the functional components.