Pierpaolo Degano
ABSTRACT
Adaptive applications are designed and programmed to dynamically adjust their behaviour to respond to changes of their execution environment. This paper introduces MLCoDa, a new COP language, made of two components: a declarative one for the context and a functional constituent for computing. Here we concentrate on the rational behind the design of MLCoDa and on its dynamic semantics. We also sketch a verification mechanism based on static analysis to prevent wrong adaptations which could compromise the correct behaviour of applications.
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- A Two-Component Language for COP
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