Coloração Automática de Variabilidades em Linhas de Produtos de Software

• Virgílio Borges de Oliveira PUC Minas
• Marco Túlio Valente PUC Minas

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5753/sbcars.2009.24102

Abstract

This paper details an algorithm that automatically annotates blocks of code associated to variabilities in software product lines. The proposed algorithm is based on a tool to implement variabilities called CIDE (Colored IDE). CIDE enhances standard IDE with the ability to associate colors to lines of code in charge of implementing variabilities. Furthermore, the tool supports the generation of projections of a system in which the code annotated with a given color is not showed. Using the proposed algorithm, we have automatically extracted four variabilities from the Prevayler persistence framework.

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