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• TITLE: Towards Semantic Mutation Testing of Aspect-Oriented Programs

  AUTHORS: Abdul Azim Abdul Ghani

  KEYWORDS: Aspect-Oriented Program Testing; Mutation Testing; Semantic Mutation Testing

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Software Engineering and Applications, Vol.6 No.10A, October 4, 2013

  ABSTRACT: Aspect-oriented programs have received much attention from software testing researchers. Various testing techniques and approaches have been proposed to tackle issues and challenges when testing aspect-oriented programs including traditional mutation testing. In traditional mutation testing of aspect-oriented programs, mutants are generated by making small changes to the syntax of the aspect-oriented language. Recently, a new approach known as semantic mutation testing has been proposed. This approach mutates the semantics of the language in which the program is written. The mutants generated misunderstandings of the language which are different classes of faults. Aspect-oriented programming presents itself with different properties that can be further explored with respect to semantic mutation testing. This paper describes various possible scenarios that semantic mutation testing strategy might have particular value in testing aspect-oriented programs.