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Today, software intensive systems are developed more and more using product line approaches. These approaches require the definition of a product line architecture that implicitly or explicitly specifies some degree of variability. This variability is used to instantiate concrete software product instances. A product line approach not only implies reuse of architecture-level design knowledge, it also facilitates reuse of implementation-level artefacts, such as source code and executable components. The use of software product lines can reduce the cost of developing new products significantly.