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Finite Map Spaces and Quarks : Algebras of Program Structure

We present two algebras that unify the disparate software composition models of Feature-Oriented Programming and Aspect-Oriented Programming. In one algebra, a finite map space underlies program synthesis, where adding finite maps and modifying their contents are fundamental operations. A second and more general algebra uses quarks, a construct that represents both expressions and their transformations. Special cases of our algebras correspond to existing systems and languages, and thus can serve as a foundation for next-generation tools and languages for feature-based program synthesis.