Design Reusability and Adaptability for Concurrent Software

Abstract

Developing reusable and adaptable concurrent software are very difficult. Reusability and adaptability in concurrent software become minimal. These collaborations not only perimeter reusability, but also make modification invasive changes to meet new requirements in the design of the concurrent software. The concurrent system has to reengineer, in order to meet the future requirements. A misunderstanding, that a concurrent object-oriented programming generally endorses reusability and adaptability, as none of these problems is imposed. Software developers have to specifically deliberate software making reusability and adaptability. We present a concurrent aspect framework which better supporting reusability and adaptability. In the framework, functional components and system assets are relatively separated. This technique makes concurrent software developing better reusability and adaptability. A framework enables manageable reusability and adaptability for building of concurrent software. Our research focuses on decomposition of contact in concurrent software development and our goal is to demonstrate a better model of concurrent software design.