Research

See the complete list of publications of lab members. For a list of publications filtered by author, we refer to the personal pages in the people section.

• Scope: Scoping dynamic adaptations
• ADI: Aspects, Dependencies and Interactions
• TestCoverage: Test Coverage

• TOD: TOD is a tool that helps understand a program's behavior by recording a trace of the events that occur during execution (method calls, object creation, field access…) and letting the user navigate in predefined and custom views of this trace.
• Ghosts: A IDE tool extension for Java y Eclipse for supporting incremental programming through automatic and non-intrusive generation of code entities based on their usage.
• Gradualtalk: A practical gradual type system for Smalltalk.
• AspectMaps: A scalable visualization of Join Point Shadows.
• AspectScript: An aspect language for Web programming.
• Hapao: A test coverage tool using graphical visualization for Pharo
• PHANtom: An aspect language for Pharo Smalltalk
• Reflex: Reflex is a versatile kernel for multi-language AOP [not supported anymore]

• PLOMO: INRIA Associated Team with the RMOD group in Lille. It is named after cerro El Plomo, the highest peak (5424 meters) that is visible from Santiago.
• RAPIDS: INRIA Associate Team, with the ASCOLA group in Nantes. RAPIDS stands for Reasoning about Aspect-oriented Programs and securIty in Distributed Systems.
• Engineering and Composition of Domain-Specific Aspect Languages: Fondecyt Regular project.
• CoReA: Comprehension and Remodularization of Applications based on Aspects, Classboxes and Traits. Stic-AMSUD collaboration project between PLEIAD, LIFIA (UNLP, La Plata, Argentina) and RMOD (INRIA, Lille, France)
• CORDIAL: Concurrency, Distribution and Interactions in Aspect Languages. INRIA/CONICYT collaboration project between PLEIAD and the OBASCO project from INRIA France.
• ORION: Open Reflective Infrastructure for Open Networks. Jointly funded by the Flemish Government and the Center for Web Research as part of a general programme for bilateral scientific collaboration, the ORION project spans the Vrije Universiteit Brussel and the Universidad de Chile.
• GridCOMP: a spin-off from the european CoreGRID Network of Excellence, this project aims at developing and experimenting new programming models for Grid Computing. The project involves both academic and industrial partners.

Look at our svn server to checkout the latest version of our software. Also you can check the status of development of the projects in the Trac systems.

• Trac project managment system
• Svn Repositories (for guest access is recommended to see the Trac Svn view for the specific project. To checkout the sources use username: guest and password guest)