M. Hakala, J. Hautamki, J. Tuomi, A. Viljamaa, J. Viljamaa, K. Koskimies and J. Paakki, "Managing ObjectOriented Frameworks with Specialization Templates", ECOOP'99 Workshop on Object Technology for Product-line Architectures, European Software Institute, Spain, 1999, pp.8798. Home/Search Document Details and Download
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#Hakala M., Hautamki J., Tuomi J., Viljamaa A., Viljamaa J., Koskimies K., Paakki J.: Managing Object-Oriented Frameworks with Specialization Templates. ECOOP'99 Int. Workshop on Object Technology for Product Line Architectures, Lisbon, Portugal. (1999)
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M. Hakala, J. Hautamki, J. Tuomi, A. Viljamaa, J. Viljamaa, K. Koskimies and J. Paakki, "Managing ObjectOriented Frameworks with Specialization Templates", ECOOP'99 Workshop on Object Technology for Product-line Architectures, European Software Institute, Spain, 1999, pp.8798.
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