Software Transformation Systems Workshop 2004

STS04 was arranged Sunday, October 24th 2004 as part of Generative Programming and Component Engineering 2004 (GPCE'04), Vancouver, Canada, October 2004. The workshop organisers were

	* [[http://www.ii.uib.no/~magne/][Magne Haveraaen]], University of Bergen, Norway
	* [[http://www.cs.queensu.ca/~cordy/][Jim Cordy]], Queen's University, Canada
	* [[http://homepages.cwi.nl/~jan/][Jan Heering]], CWI, Amsterdam, Netherlands
	* [[http://web.comlab.ox.ac.uk/oucl/work/ganesh.sittampalam/][Ganesh Sittampalam]], Oxford University, UK

The workshop attracted roughly 30 participants. The day was divided into 4 presentation sessions of 1.5 hours and a 1 hour discussion session at the end, giving room for 22 position papers, which were selected from roughly 30 submissions. Each presentation session had 5-6 presentations of 10 minutes each, and 1/2 hour for discussions. The discussions were based on research questions, one posed by each presenter. 

The position papers are collected into a pdf file:

Haveraaen, Cordy, Heering, Sittampalam: <a href="%ATTACHURL%/stsw04proc.pdf">Position papers from Software Transformation Systems Workshop 2004</a>.

Most of the slides from the individual presentations are available:

	* <a href="%ATTACHURL%/stsw04-Baxter.pdf">Ira D. Baxter: Program Generation and Modification using Multiple Domains</a>
	* <a href="%ATTACHURL%/stsw04-Borba.pdf">Paulo Henrique Monteiro Borba: A Transformation System for Java</a>
	* <a href="%ATTACHURL%/stsw04-Boshernitsan.pdf">Marat Boshernitsan: Code Generation via Interactive Source-to-Source Transformations</a>
	* <a href="%ATTACHURL%/stsw04-Cleenewerck.pdf">Thomas Cleenewerck: Invasive Composition by Transformation Systems</a>
	* <a href="%ATTACHURL%/stsw04-Cordy.pdf">Jim Cordy: Metaprogram Implementation by Second Order Source Transformation</a>
	* Anthony Cox: Lexical Source-Code Transformation
	* <a href="%ATTACHURL%/stsw04-Haveraaen.pdf">Magne Haveraaen: Source Transformation Systems supporting Software Engineering</a>
	* <a href="%ATTACHURL%/stsw04-Hedin.pdf">Gorel Hedin: Towards comparing Transformation Systems and Formalisms</a>
	* <a href="%ATTACHURL%/stsw04-Heering.pdf">Jan Heering: Generic Software Transformations</a>
	* <a href="%ATTACHURL%/stsw04-Kalleberg.pdf">Karl Trygve Kalleberg: Tracing Abstractions through Generation</a>
	* Marcelo Sant'Anna: Transformation Circuits: Exploring new Paradigms for Software Transformation Systems
	* Shane Sendall: Understanding Model Transformation by Classification and Formalization
	* <a href="%ATTACHURL%/stsw04-Sittampalam.pdf">Ganesh Sittampalam: abc: Extending Java to AspectJ</a>
	* <a href="%ATTACHURL%/stsw04-Sloane.pdf">Tony Sloane: Formal Integration of Generation Tools</a>
	* <a href="%ATTACHURL%/stsw04-Smith.pdf">Douglas R. Smith: Requirements and Automated Refinement</a>
	* <a href="%ATTACHURL%/stsw04-VanWyk.pdf">Eric Van Wyk: Semantic Analysis in Software Transformation</a>
	* <a href="%ATTACHURL%/stsw04-Varney.pdf">L. Robert Varney: Generative Programming, Interface-Oriented Programming, and Source Transformation Systems</a>
	* <a href="%ATTACHURL%/stsw04-Vinju.pdf">J.J. Vinju: Combining Formalisms for Software Transformation - ASF+SDF Meta-Environment</a>
	* <a href="%ATTACHURL%/stsw04-Visser.pdf">Eelco Visser: Reusable and Adaptive Strategies for Generative Programming</a>
	* <a href="%ATTACHURL%/stsw04-Washizaki.pdf">Hironori Washizaki: Transforming Object-Oriented Programs into Structurally Reusable Components</a>
	* <a href="%ATTACHURL%/stsw04-Wile.pdf">David Wile: Transformation Systems for DSLs, Architecture Styles, and Graphical Languages</a>



The day was timetabled as follows:

	* 08:30-10:00 session 1: *Sittampalam*, Borba, Kalleberg, Vinju, Visser
	* 10:00-10:30 break
	* 10:30-12:00 session 2: *Cordy*, Boshernitsan, Parr, Sloane, Smith, Varney
	* 12:00-13:00 lunch
	* 13:00-14:30 session 3: *Haveraaen*, Baxter, Cleenewerck, Washizaki, Wyk
	* 14:30-14:50 break
	* 14:50-16:20 session 4: *Heering*, Hedin, Sant'Anna, Sendall, Wile, Cox
	* 16:20-16:30 break
	* 16:30-17:30 final discussion