… The majority of design guidelines [1] [2] for reusability do not address the issues that the …
for adaptability raises. In particulru-, the intent of reusability guidelines is to treat source code …

… adaptability functionality can be implemented more concisely, making it easier to maintain
and reuse… We evaluate our AspectC++ adaptation aspects with respect to code reusability, …

… In that respect reusability is a prerequisite for the composability of the … adaptability and
reusability properties. For instance, a change in the syntax may lead to many changes in the code …

… is assigned by the developer who intends to reuse a matching component. In general, the
UT value is assigned by the size/Line of Code (LOC) present in the reusable module, like: …

… In order to do this a framework to implement reusable code transformation components,
called JABYCE, is under development. It will be based on the same ideas as ASM (and will …

… Reusability is the likelihood a piece of source code that can be adapted and used again to
add new functionalities with minor or no changes (Budhija and Ahuja, 20l l). According to Gill (…

… It is not easy to find real-world SAS based in the MAPE-K loop with open source code and
a distinct feature model. Therefore, our main issue for conducting experiments to evaluate the …

… limit the systems’ adaptability to evolving requirements and … extraction through advanced
static code analysis, facilitating the … (AFM) that encourages code reuse and allows for dynamic …

… a crosscutting concern is usually scattered and tangled throughout the code. Thus, the
crosscutting concern often makes the code hard to reuse and adapt to changes. As shown in the …

… criteria adapting the traditional reusability metrics is proposed … the reusability of a
framework: portability, adaptability, … top of single reusable components reuse their source code, …