posted on 2013-09-12, 08:39authored byMathias Schubanz, Andreas Pleuss, Ligaj Pradhan, Goetz Botterweck, Anil Kumar Thurimella
In order to increase the level of e ciency and automation, we
propose a conceptual model and corresponding tool support
to plan and manage the systematic evolution of softwareintensive
systems, in particular software product lines (SPL).
We support planning on a high abstraction level using decision-
making concepts like goals, options, criteria, and rationale.
We extend earlier work by broadening the scope
in two dimensions: 1) in time, supporting continuous planning
over long periods of time and many releases, and 2) in
space, supporting traces from high-level decisions down to
the implementation. We present a metamodel which allows
to represent these concepts, corresponding prototypical tool
support, and a rst example case using data extracted from
an open-source project, Eclipse SWT.
History
Publication
VaMoS '13 Proceedings of the Seventh International Workshop on Variability Modelling of Software-intensive Systems;Artilce 18