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Choosing an environment data model

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The semantic data model provides most of the capabilities needed to support software engineering projects. There are some aspects of supporting projects that are not adequately addressed by this model. This paper recommends several extensions to address these inadequacies. First, extensions are described to support the specification and enforcement of project data integrity. Second, extensions are described that support some of the behaviorial aspects of projects, such as methods. Third, extensions are described to control the scope of names and to control the visibility of operations and objects in a project. Software project examples are used to illustrate these extensions.

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  1. GTE Communication Systems, 85027, Phoenix, Arizona

    Andres Rudmik

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Reidar Conradi Tor M. Didriksen Dag H. Wanvik

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Rudmik, A. (1987). Choosing an environment data model. In: Conradi, R., Didriksen, T.M., Wanvik, D.H. (eds) Advanced Programming Environments. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 244. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-17189-4_109

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