Large and complex software systems require expressive notations for representing their
software architecture. In this context architecture description languages (ADLs) can be used …

Architecture description languages (ADL) describe systems as a collection of components
that interact with each other using connectors. They define components explicitly, however …

Many architecture description languages (ADLs) have been proposed to model, analyze,
configure, and deploy complex software systems. To face this diversity, extensible ADLs (or …

Software architecture (SA) provides a formal basis to describe and analyze a software
system as a collection of components and their interactions (connectors). However, the …

Architecture description languages (ADLs) are widely used to describe system architectures.
Bass et. al.(1988) describe the main features at these languages. Components and …

Abstract Architecture Description Language (ADL) is one of the keys to software architecture
research, but most attention was paid to the description of software structure and high-level …

One of the main problems in the area of Component-Based Software Engineering (CBSE) is
how to facilitate the integration of software components into large-scale and complex …

Most research on architecture description languages (ADLs) has focussed on the use of
architecture description to guide conventional, top-down development of systems. This …

While architecture description languages (ADLs) have gained wide acceptance in the
research community as a means of describing system designs, the uptake in industry has …

Many architecture description languages (ADLs) were proposed for describing structure of
software systems in terms of components and connectors. However, specification of non …