Architecture-Driven Modernization (ADM) is a software reengineering process based on Object Management Group (OMG) concepts and yours ISO standards. There are several types of modernization projects, such as language-to-language ...

As a means of dealing with legacy systems, reengineering has become a trend in software engineering. In this context Architecture-Driven Modernization has emerged as a standard between the different reengineering techniques. ...

After years of continuous evolution, it is usual to observe misalignments between code and architecture, leading to a phenomenon known as architectural erosion. DCL (Dependency Constraint Language) is a domain-specific ...

Architectural erosion is a recurrent problem faced by software architects. Although several architecture conformance techniques have been proposed to detect architectural violations (e.g., reflexion models, dependency ...

Software architecture conformance is a key software quality control activity that aims to reveal the progressive gap normally observed between concrete and planned software architectures. However, formally specifying ...

Usually, the software architect responsible for the software architecture definition and evaluation cannot prioritize which non-functional requirements must be prioritized during the development of their systems. Because ...