Ada and software re-use

Bott, M. F.; Wallis, Peter

doi:10.1049/sej.1988.0022

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“…This implies the need to provide views of reusable resources that correspond to the mental models of developers [14]. To provide multiple views of software resources that may or may not have been developed explicitly for reuse, Ramaxnoorthy et al [77] developed an "information abstractor" which scans code resources and stores information into a database for later querying.…”

Section: Understanding Reusable Resources (Step 5)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Software Reuse: Survey and Research Directions

Kim

Stohr

1998

Journal of Management Information Systems

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Software reuse is the use of software resources from all stages of the software development process in new applications. Given the high cost and difficulty of developing high quality software, the idea of capitalizing on previous software investments is appealing. However, software reuse has not been as effective as expected and has not been very broadly or systematically used in industry. This paper surveys recent software reuse research using a framework that helps identify and organize the many factors that must be considered to achieve the benefits of software reuse in practice. We argue that software reuse needs to be viewed in the context of a total systems approach that addresses a broad range of technical, economic, managerial, organizational and legal issues and conclude with a summary of the major research issues in each of these areas.

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Section: Understanding Reusable Resources (Step 5)mentioning

confidence: 99%