Glenn Cavarlé
Vincent Ribaud
ABSTRACT
In the context of Feature-Oriented Model-Driven Development, round-trip engineering remains challenging because of the one-to-many relationship that exists between a source model and its implementation parts. In this paper, we present CrossFabrik, an approach that allows round-trip engineering with dynamic assessment of generated implementations. Such an approach relies on the reflective capability of the development environment. An implementation of our approach within Pharo is also presented.
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