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A practical monadic aspect weaver

Author(s) -

Ismael Figueroa,

Éric Tanter,

Nicolas Tabareau

Publication year - 2012

Publication title -

hal (le centre pour la communication scientifique directe)

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Conference proceedings

DOI - 10.1145/2162010.2162018

Subject(s) - monad (category theory) , computer science , programming language , aspect oriented programming , weaving , modular design , extensibility , programming language specification , semantics (computer science) , programming paradigm , functor , software , programming domain , mathematics , zoology , inductive programming , discrete mathematics , biology

We present Monascheme, an extensible aspect-oriented programming language based on monadic aspect weaving. Extensions to the aspect language are defined as monads, enabling easy, simple and modular prototyping. The language is implemented as an embedded language in Racket. We illustrate the approach with an execution level monad and a level-aware exception transformer. Semantic variations can be obtained through monad combinations. This work is also a first step towards a framework for controlling aspects with monads in the pointcut and advice model of AOP.

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