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Another representation of Aspect and Class[13]

Another representation of Aspect and Class[13]

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Fig. 1. An example of "cross-cutting" in nervous system:...
Fig. 2. The structure of neuron.
Fig. 3. Long-term habituation leads to a loss of synapses, and...
Fig. 5. Another representation of Aspect and Class[13]
Fig. 9. The architecture of Aspect-Oriented evolvable and adaptive...
Aspect-Oriented: a Candidate for the Biologically Inspired Programming Paradigm for Neural Networks and Evolvable Software
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  • Sep 2004
We observe that the nervous systems of biology handle "the non-orthogonal concerns" effectively other than the Object-Oriented paradigm does. This nature phenomenon inspires us with a programming paradigm to handle "cross-cutting". It is argued that the Aspect-Oriented paradigm is a candidate for the biologically-inspired programming paradigm. To s...
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... points connect with an Ad- vice through the PointCut they belong to and expose the logic of cross-cutting implemented in the Advice. In other word, the Advice surrounded by a "wall" of join points( Figure.5) and hence that the only way to make the Advice to function is to activate one of join points in the wall. ...

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