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| Aspect | A cross-cutting concern that does not directly relate to the core concern. Aspects are nonetheless important to the program. Common aspects include: Security, Threading, Logging, etc. | |
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| Aspect-Oriented Programming | The type of programming that isolates and manages aspects. | AOSD |
| Concern | The primary responsibility of an algorithm. A concern has a purpose which it must fulfill during the life of a program. In most cases, people only regard the core concern when looking at a program's functionality. However, there usually exists additional, required algorithms ("cross-cutting concerns") that support underlying functionality. | |
| Core Concern | The primary set of tasks that an algorithm must perform in order to be complete. | |
| Cross-Cutting Concern | The algorithm that undercuts the algorithm so that secondary (yet important, think: "security") tasks are accomplished. | |
| CORBA | OMG | |
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