CALM and Cadena: metamodeling for component-based product-line development
Large-scale software development efforts are increasingly based on product lines, a development process in which developers build the software for similar product families from reusable infrastructure and common application components. Existing software modeling approaches fail to support many produ...
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| description | Large-scale software development efforts are increasingly based on product lines, a development process in which developers build the software for similar product families from reusable infrastructure and common application components. Existing software modeling approaches fail to support many product-line development activities. The Cadena platform, together with its core modeling concept, the Cadena Architecture Language with Metamodeling, addresses this deficiency by providing a highly adaptive type-centric modeling framework with robust, flexible, and extensible tool support. |
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