Titlebook: Software Configuration Management; ICSE SCM-4 and SCM-5 Jacky Estublier Conference proceedings 1995 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1995

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Three dimensional versioning,her kind of versioning..In this paper we try to clarify the situation, introducing three orthogonal versioning dimensions: historical, logical and cooperative. We show that the associated concepts services and needs are clearly different, and how this model was (partially) implemented in the Adele project.

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Untangling configuration management,y applicable capabilities, and the definition of methodologies using these mechanisms must be facilitated..The purpose of this paper is to explore the mechanisms needed to support advanced SCM methodologies, and process-based software configuration management in general.

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VooDoo a tool for orthogonal version management,l components. Consequently, the terms variant and revision span over the whole project and are orthogonal to each other. This paper first summarizes the fundamentals of orthogonal version management and then presents the version control tool .. Voodoo is based on the idea of orthogonal version management and uses a graphical user interface.

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Configuration management in terms of modules,. We define the operations required for this purpose, study their semantics, and find a general strategy to support them. We show that with the ability to handle a large module as a single unit, software reuse and cooperative programming becomes easier. We also design and implement a prototype environment to verify our ideas.

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Conference proceedings 1995onnection with the 1994 and 1995 IEEE International Conference on Software Engineering (ICSE)..The 22 papers included give a unique overview on and introduction to current software configuration management issues. SCM is the discipline of managing software evolution. It is concerned with controlling

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Syntactic software merging,rging is still a tedious process, and mistakes are easy to make. This paper describes the fundamentals of merging, surveys the known methods of software merging, including a method based on programming-language syntax, and discusses a set of tools that perform syntactic merging.