NDLI: Configurable Binding : How to Exploit Mixins and Design Patterns for Resource-Constrained Environments

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Configurable Binding : How to Exploit Mixins and Design Patterns for Resource-Constrained Environments

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Author	Apel, Sven Sichting, Helge Böhm, Klemens
Copyright Year	2004
Abstract	Realtime and embedded systems are subject to strict requirements on performance and resource consumption. However, modern software-engineering methods do not always allow to meet these technical requirements. More specifically, common approaches for the design of flexible, reusable and customizable software lead to increased memory consumption and reduced performance. This article proposes a configurable binding mechanism that addresses this important problem. It adopts features of design patterns and mixins. Our proposal is not obvious – the difficulty is to arrange the structural elements of design patterns and mixins so that the binding is configurable and copes with those requirements specific to realtime and embedded systems. Measurements show that our approach indeed accomplishes this. At the same time, it provides the known virtues of modern software-engineering methods, in particular configurability and reusability. Finally, we say how to apply our approach to other common design and implementation methodologies, e.g., program families, frameworks, and aspects.
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