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114 views 116 votes 15 years 5 months ago  ICSM 1999»
Software architecture visualization tools tend to support browsing, that is, exploration by following concepts. If architectural diagrams are to be used during daily software main...
92 views 120 votes 15 years 5 months ago  ESOP 1998»
Abstract. In the eld of reactive system programming, data ow synchronous languages like Lustre BCH+85,CHPP87 or Signal GBBG85 o er a syntax similar to block-diagrams, and can be e ...
90 views 74 votes 15 years 5 months ago  SIGADA 1998»
The requirements of High Integrity safety-critical, secure and mission-critical Software force developers to use specialised development techniques. Often the choice of computer l...
167 views 111 votes 15 years 2 months ago  WSCG 2001»
Research performed in the field of computer vision has steadily ignored recent advances in programming tools and techniques, relying on well-established traditional methods, such ...
97 views 104 votes 15 years 2 months ago  USENIX 2000»
The transition from command-line interfaces to graphical interfaces has resulted in programs that are easier to learn and use, but harder to automate and reuse. Another transition...
172 views 100 votes 15 years 1 months ago  EUROPAR 2010»
Manual parallelization of programs is known to be difficult and error-prone, and there are currently few ways to measure the amount of potential parallelism in the original sequent...
160 views 76 votes 15 years 25 days ago  BMCBI 2007»
Background: Research in evolution requires software for visualizing and editing phylogenetic trees, for increasingly very large datasets, such as arise in expression analysis or m...
149 views 114 votes 15 years 19 days ago  IJISEC 2007»
This paper presents a language in which information flow is securely controlled by a type system, yet the security class of data can vary dynamically. Information flow policies ...
102 views 122 votes 15 years 19 days ago  ASE 2005»
Feature-oriented programming organizes programs around features rather than objects, thus better supporting extensible, product-line architectures. Programming languages increasin...
102 views 93 votes 15 years 18 days ago  JOT 2007»
Programs designed from scratch often start with just a set of classes. Classes can be instantiated and so deliver the objects that are the carriers of information and function. In...