Sorted collection and map types for OCL

The OCL collection types defined in the OMG v2.4 standard are a key part of the language, and corresponding types can now be found in most modern programming languages such as Java, C# and Python. Further aggregate types, particularly maps, have been added in revised OCL versions. In this paper we give a rationale for extending the OCL collection and map type system with intrinsically-sorted versions of these aggregate types. We show that these types have strong semantic properties and that their use can improve the efficiency of generated code.

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Research Portal (King's College London)
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2025-10-01
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Model-Driven Software Engineering Techniques
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Sorted collection and map types for OCL

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Sorted collection and map types for OCL

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Abstract

The OCL collection types defined in the OMG v2.4 standard are a key part of the language, and corresponding types can now be found in most modern programming languages such as Java, C# and Python. Further aggregate types, particularly maps, have been added in revised OCL versions. In this paper we give a rationale for extending the OCL collection and map type system with intrinsically-sorted versions of these aggregate types. We show that these types have strong semantic properties and that their use can improve the efficiency of generated code.

Research Portal (King's College London)
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Model-Driven Software Engineering Techniques
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