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DARE (Domain Analysis and Reuse Environment) is a CASE tool that supports domain analysis – the activity of identifying and documenting the commonalities and variabilities in related software systems. DARE supports the capture of domain information from experts, documents, and code in a domain. Captured domain information is stored in a domain book that will typically contain a generic architecture for the domain and domain-;specific reusable components.
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Frakes, W., Prieto-;Diaz, R. & Fox, C. DARE: Domain analysis and reuse environment. Annals of Software Engineering 5, 125–141 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1018972323770
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