Automatic Software Reuse Process in Integrated CASE Environment
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This paper first discusses the software reusability-based development process in a lifecycle and reusable objects modification process called differentiation. Next, the supporting environment is described. Both the method and the environment allow developers to carry out requirement definitions, specification and implementation in a reusable way. Some quantitative evaluations are given about how productivity and quality have been improved by using this method and environment, based on a number of case studies made on development projects. Reusability has been largely improved by differential specification, and adjustment method and a direct transformation capability.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information Vol.E75-D No.5 pp.657-673
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- 1992/09/25
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Masao MATSUMOTO, "Automatic Software Reuse Process in Integrated CASE Environment" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E75-D, no. 5, pp. 657-673, September 1992, doi: .
Abstract: This paper first discusses the software reusability-based development process in a lifecycle and reusable objects modification process called differentiation. Next, the supporting environment is described. Both the method and the environment allow developers to carry out requirement definitions, specification and implementation in a reusable way. Some quantitative evaluations are given about how productivity and quality have been improved by using this method and environment, based on a number of case studies made on development projects. Reusability has been largely improved by differential specification, and adjustment method and a direct transformation capability.
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