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ORCIDSPLC 2024: Dommeldange, Luxembourg
- Maxime Cordy, Daniel Strüber, Mónica Pinto, Iris Groher, Deepak Dhungana, Jacob Krüger, Juliana Alves Pereira, Mathieu Acher, Thomas Thüm, Maurice H. ter Beek, Jessie Galasso-Carbonnel, Paolo Arcaini, Mohammad Reza Mousavi, Xhevahire Tërnava, José A. Galindo, Tao Yue, Lidia Fuentes, José Miguel Horcas:
Proceedings of the 28th ACM International Systems and Software Product Line Conference - Volume A, SPLC 2024, Dommeldange, Luxembourg, September 2-6, 2024. ACM 2024, ISBN 979-8-4007-0593-9
Research Track
- Robert Müller
, Mathis Weiß, Malte Lochau:
Mapping Cardinality-based Feature Models to Weighted Automata over Featured Multiset Semirings. 1-11 - Tobias Landsberg, Christian Dietrich, Daniel Lohmann:
Should I Bother? Fast Patch Filtering for Statically-Configured Software Variants. 12-23 - David Fernández-Amorós, Ruben Heradio, José Miguel Horcas Aguilera, José A. Galindo, David Benavides, Lidia Fuentes:
Pragmatic Random Sampling of the Linux Kernel: Enhancing the Randomness and Correctness of the conf Tool. 24-35 - Tamim Burgstaller, Damian Garber, Viet-Man Le, Alexander Felfernig:
Optimization Space Learning: A Lightweight, Noniterative Technique for Compiler Autotuning. 36-46 - Tobias Pett, Sebastian Krieter, Thomas Thüm, Ina Schaefer:
MulTi-Wise Sampling: Trading Uniform T-Wise Feature Interaction Coverage for Smaller Samples. 47-53 - Chico Sundermann, Vincenzo Francesco Brancaccio, Elias Kuiter, Sebastian Krieter, Tobias Heß, Thomas Thüm:
Collecting Feature Models from the Literature: A Comprehensive Dataset for Benchmarking. 54-65 - Maxime Huyghe, Clément Quinton, Walter Rudametkin:
Taming the Variability of Browser Fingerprints. 66-71 - Willian Douglas Ferrari Mendonça, Wesley K. G. Assunção, Silvia R. Vergilio:
Feature-oriented Test Case Prioritization Strategies: An Evaluation for Highly Configurable Systems. 72-83 - Sandra Greiner, Alexander Schultheiß, Paul Maximilian Bittner, Thomas Thüm, Timo Kehrer:
Give an Inch and Take a Mile? Effects of Adding Reliable Knowledge to Heuristic Feature Tracing. 84-95 - Andrea Bombarda, Angelo Gargantini:
On the Use of Multi-valued Decision Diagrams to Count Valid Configurations of Feature Models. 96-106 - Yann Brault, Philippe Collet, Anne-Marie Pinna-Dery:
Visualizing Variability Implemented with Object-Orientation and Code Clones: A Tale of Two Cities. 107-112 - Jorge Chueca, Daniel Blasco, Carlos Cetina, Jaime Font:
Leveraging Phylogenetics in Software Product Families: The Case of Latent Content Generation in Video Games. 113-124 - Salil Purandare, Myra B. Cohen:
Exploration of Failures in an sUAS Controller Software Product Line. 125-135 - Tobias Heß, Sean Niklas Semmler, Chico Sundermann, Jacobo Torán, Thomas Thüm:
Towards Deterministic Compilation of Binary Decision Diagrams From Feature Models. 136-147
Industrial Track
- Kentaro Yoshimura, Haruki Oishi:
Variability Management for Large Language Model Tasks: Practical Insights from an Industrial Application. 148-152 - Alejandro Cortiñas, Victor Lamas, Miguel R. Luaces:
SensorPublisher: Applying Software Product Lines to the development of IoT dashboards. 153-163 - Mark Feichtinger, Ulrich Muehlmann:
Applying Software Product Line Techniques to an Integrated Circuit System Modelling Framework: An Experience Report. 164-169 - Philipp Kogler, Wei Chen, Andreas A. Falkner, Alois Haselböck, Stefan Wallner:
Modelling Engineering Processes in Natural Language: A Case Study. 170-178 - Martin Becker, Rick Rabiser, Goetz Botterweck:
Not Quite There Yet: Remaining Challenges in Systems and Software Product Line Engineering as Perceived by Industry Practitioners. 179-190 - Nassim Bounouas, Mireille Blay-Fornarino, Philippe Collet:
Tracing and Fixing Inconsistencies in Clone-and-Own Tabular Data Models. 191-202
Challenges and Solutions Track
- Euler Horta Marinho, Fischer Ferreira, Eduardo Fernandes, João Paulo Diniz, Eduardo Figueiredo:
Resource Interaction Failures in Mobile Applications: A Challenge for the Software Product Line Testing Community. 203-208 - Clemens Dubslaff, Nils Husung, Nikolai Käfer:
Configuring BDD Compilation Techniques for Feature Models. 209-216
Journal-First Track
- Chico Sundermann, Elias Kuiter, Tobias Heß, Heiko Raab, Sebastian Krieter, Thomas Thüm:
On the Benefits of Knowledge Compilation for Feature-Model Analyses. 217 - Michael Lienhardt, Maurice H. ter Beek, Ferruccio Damiani:
Product lines of dataflows. 218 - Kristof Meixner, Kevin Feichtinger, Hafiyyan Sayyid Fadhlillah, Sandra Greiner, Hannes Marcher, Rick Rabiser, Stefan Biffl:
Variability modeling of products, processes, and resources in cyber-physical production systems engineering. 219 - Christian Kröher, Lea Gerling, Klaus Schmid:
Comparing the intensity of variability changes in software product line evolution. 220
Tutorial Track
- Mike Mannion, Hermann Kaindl:
Comparing Products using Similarity Matching. 221 - Klaus Schmid, Holger Eichelberger:
Variability Modeling and Implementation with EASy-Producer. 222 - José A. Galindo, David Romero-Organvidez, Megha Bhushan, José Miguel Horcas Aguilera, David Benavides:
Open Science principles in software product lines: The case of the UVL ecosystem. 223
Workshops
- Kevin Feichtinger, Jessie Galasso-Carbonnel:
Seventh International Workshop on Languages for Modelling Variability (MODEVAR@SPLC 2024). 224 - Sebastian Krieter, Sandra Greiner, Wesley K. G. Assunção, Roberto E. Lopez-Herrejon:
1st International Workshop on Reverse Variability Engineering and Evolution of Software-Intensive Systems (Re: Volution). 225
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