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This paper presents the main features of ConAn, a tool supporting an approach to find scattered and tangled class members in OO systems and to group them in concerns. The recovered information is useful for refactoring/migration tasks, such as towards Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP).
Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP) constructs introduce new kinds of relationships among traditional units, e.g. classes in Object Oriented (OO) code, and aspects due to the weaving among aspects’ code fragments, such as advice or inter-type declarations, and the traditional system units. These relationships can be difficult to identify making hard and risky the maintenance operations because the impact...
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