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COMPSAC
2002
IEEE
15 years 4 months ago
A Case Study of Dependable Software Upgrade with Distributed Components
Technology presented in the paper [1] allows validation of software architecture before component upgrades. This paper presents a case study of applying this method to the upgrade ...
J. Jenny Li, Xueshan Shan
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SIGSOFT
2004
ACM
16 years 12 days ago
Making embedded software reuse practical and safe
Reuse of application software has been limited and sometimes has led to accidents. This paper suggests some requirements for successful and safe application software reuse and dem...
Nancy G. Leveson, Kathryn Anne Weiss
123
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SEAA
2008
IEEE
15 years 6 months ago
A Case Study in Software Product Lines - The Case of the Mobile Game Domain
Software Product Lines (SPL) processes are gradually being adopted by many companies in several domains. A particular domain where the adoption of such processes may bring relevan...
Leandro Marques Nascimento, Eduardo Santana de Alm...
88
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BIRTHDAY
2008
Springer
15 years 1 months ago
Dynamically Evolvable Dependable Software: From Oxymoron to Reality
We analyze the main motivations that lead to the present need for supporting continuous software evolution, and discuss some of the reasons for change requirements. Achieving softw...
Carlo Ghezzi, Paola Inverardi, Carlo Montangero
105
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IWPC
2009
IEEE
15 years 6 months ago
The loss of architectural knowledge during system evolution: An industrial case study
Architecture defines the components of a system and their dependencies. The knowledge about how the architecture is intended to be implemented is essential to keep the system str...
Martin Feilkas, Daniel Ratiu, Elmar Jürgens