E/r schema for the datrix c/c++/java exchange format (2000) [9 citations — 0 self]
Abstract:
A SEF (software exchange format), such as GXL [6], TA [4] or RSF [7], is used to exchange data between tools that analyze software. Researchers at Bell Canada have specified the Datrix [3] SEF in TA (and soon to be, GXL) for C, C++ and Java. It is designed so that a parser for the language, C, C++ or Java, can read a source program and emit the program's Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) in the Datrix format. This note explains how an entity/relation (E/R) schema [2] was extracted for Datrix, and gives this schema as an E/R diagram.
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| 5 | Rigi User's Manual. Version 5.4.1 – Wong - 1996 |
| 1 | Structural Manipulation of Software Architecture using Traski Algebra – H - 1998 |

