RMoD team

stopped on 31/03/2023, become EVREF

Analyses and Languages Constructs for Object-Oriented Application Evolution

Leader: Stéphane Ducasse

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Presentation

The goal of RMoD is to support remodularization and development of modular object-oriented applications. This objective is tackled from two complementary perspectives: reengineering and constructs for dynamic programming languages.

In the reengineering perspective we propose new analyses to understand and restructure existing large applications (specialized package metrics, adapted visualizations, layer identifications) on top of Moose (an open-source reengineering platform). We work on rule identification, validation. We created Synectique a company deploying tools that support software analyses. In the construct context We are revisiting language concepts such as modules, composition,Â… In addition we are working on new generation reflective systems. These programming language constructs are experimented on Pharo.

We are developing Pharo a dynamically-typed and reflective pure object-oriented language. Pharo is used in several universities worldwide, by research groups and companies. http://consortium.pharo.org is an industrial consortium that supports Pharo.

Members

Permanent

  • Professor
    • Anne Etien
  • Research director
    • Stéphane Ducasse (Leader)
  • Associate professor
    • Nicolas Anquetil
  • Research scientists
    • Steven Costiou
    • Marcus Denker
    • Guillermo Andres Polito
  • Engineers
    • Christophe Demarey
    • Pablo Adrian Tesone

Temporary

  • Phd students
    • Nour jihene Agouf
    • Valentin Bourcier
    • Santiago Bragagnolo
    • Gabriel Darbord
    • Aless Hosry
    • Nahuel Palumbo
    • Younoussa Sow
    • Iona Thomas
    • Maximilian Willembrinck
  • Engineers
    • Cyril Ferlicot-delbecque
    • Soufyane Labsari
    • Milton Mamani Torres
    • Hernan Morales
    • Larisa Safina
    • Clotilde Toullec
  • Others
    • Sebastian Jordan Montano (Apprenti)
    • Adrien Vanègue (Apprenti)