Modelling specification construction by successive approximations
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Abstract: Software development lacks tools supporting the steps actually followed by developers, e.g. with successive approximations. The Proplane framework aims at modelling specifications construction. In this framework, a development step is composed of a workplan denoting both the history of goals and the decisions taken, a product denoting the specification being defined, and the links between them. These links are expressed by means of a meta-program. Each step is obtained by the application of a development operator. Operators enable developments with successive approximations to be captured. The use of the framework is illustrated by some steps of the development of the production cell case study.
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