T.J. Biggersta# and A.J. Perliss (ed.), "Special Issue on Reusability", IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, vol. SE-10, no. 5, Sept 1984. Home/Search Document Not in Database Summary Related Articles |
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....techniques and languages help to cut down the cost of developing software in many ways. The most significant way in which they do so is in providing the possibility of a large software base of well designed, pre packaged, reusable objects. For a survey on software reusability, see either [Biggersta# and Perliss 1984] or [Biggersta# and Richter 1987] Object oriented languages not only adopt the old idea of reusable libraries of subroutines, but they extend the ways in which software can be made reusable by supporting mechanisms such as object instantiation, operator overloading (i.e. tailoring of object ....
T.J. Biggersta# and A.J. Perliss (ed.), "Special Issue on Reusability", IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, vol. SE-10, no. 5, Sept 1984.
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