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  1. ACM SIGAda Ada Letters (ALET)
  2. Volume XII
  3. Volume XII, Issue 3, May/June 1992
  4. Designing for reuse: a case study
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Ada Design Language/CASE developers matrix
Reusable software components
Designing for reuse: a case study
Optimization issues relating to subunits
On generic formal package parameters in Ada 9X
Pallada system
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Volume XII, Issue 1, Jan./Feb. 1992
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Designing for reuse: a case study

Content Provider ACM Digital Library
Author Wade, David M.
Abstract After considerable analysis of the many problems associated with software reuse, and a critical review of the benefits to be gained, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Advanced Automation System (AAS) decided to proceed with a strong, unified reuse effort across the project. In June 1989 a Reuse Working Group (RWG) was formed. This group defined project wide reuse procedures and oversaw their compliance. Initial feedback from the effort has been encouraging, but there are many obstacles yet to overcome. This paper provides some insight into the AAS reuse process by following the progress of a key reusable software component. It also highlights the side benefits the project garnered as the component's design solidified. The component being examined is the Airspace Volumes Subsystem, which defines an abstraction of an Airspace Volume and provides operations which control interactions between Airspace Volumes and other airspace objects, such as aircraft.
Starting Page 92
Ending Page 98
Page Count 7
File Format PDF
ISSN 10943641
DOI 10.1145/134283.134287
Journal ACM SIGAda Ada Letters (ALET)
Volume Number XII
Issue Number 3
Language English
Publisher Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
Publisher Date 1989-04-01
Publisher Place New York
Access Restriction One Nation One Subscription (ONOS)
Content Type Text
Resource Type Article
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