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Applying Attribute Grammars to Construct Fault-Tolerant Environments for Distributed Software Development
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When a group of developers are involved in the distributed development of some software product, they must communicate with one another frequently to exchange information about the product. To reduce the penalty of communication, the support environment should provide developers with their necessary information and update the information automatically while the product is modified by developers. Furthermore, the environment must meet the following requirements despite of workstation failures: whether a specific information is correct or not should always be decidable; as much information as possible should be updated correctly and efficiently. This paper presents a framework to construct such a fault-tolerant environment based on attribute grammars. In the framework, a product is represented by an attributed tree, which is partitioned into several subtrees {T1,
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information Vol.E75-D No.6 pp.810-818
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An FENG, Tohru KIKUNO, Koji TORII, "Applying Attribute Grammars to Construct Fault-Tolerant Environments for Distributed Software Development" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E75-D, no. 6, pp. 810-818, November 1992, doi: .
Abstract: When a group of developers are involved in the distributed development of some software product, they must communicate with one another frequently to exchange information about the product. To reduce the penalty of communication, the support environment should provide developers with their necessary information and update the information automatically while the product is modified by developers. Furthermore, the environment must meet the following requirements despite of workstation failures: whether a specific information is correct or not should always be decidable; as much information as possible should be updated correctly and efficiently. This paper presents a framework to construct such a fault-tolerant environment based on attribute grammars. In the framework, a product is represented by an attributed tree, which is partitioned into several subtrees {T1,
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