Titlebook: Software Re-use, Utrecht 1989; Proceedings of the S Liesbeth M. Dusink,Patrick A. V. Hall Conference proceedings 1991 Springer-Verlag Berli

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Re-usability and Software Prototyping,ill indicate how Cheatham’s approach [2] for re-using software may be realised using SETL. Section three will be devoted to the transformation approach which seems to be central as far as problems of re-usability within prototyping systems are concerned. Here we will first discuss dialect transforma

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inspiration

PRACTITIONER: Pragmatic Support for the Re-use of Concepts in Existing Software,wn particular approach to software re-use: the re-use of concepts rather than code, working with existing software, rather than prescribing practices which will lead to the development of new software which is re-usable.

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灵敏

Design-Aspects supporting Software Re-use,ion in mind, whereas the data base designer solves the task having a particular subsection of the (his !) “world” in mind. This distinction might seem hypocritical — however, it surfaces as soon as one starts thinking about Object-Oriented Design [2].

MAOIS

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射手座

Sharing for Quality,ed as a library module. Built-in extensions are: the module concept, open array parameters, exception handling, and, for systems programming, in-line code (or assembly) statements and type-conversion.

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Using Formal Transformations to Construct a Component Repository,lder knows under what conditions a “suspension bridge” is the right approach and has a collection of standard girders, cables, nuts, bolts etc. which she can use in the design. This has lead to the notion of a component repository which will reduce the effort involved in constructing new software.