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Proceedings of 1994 3rd International Conference on Software Reuse

Nov. 1 1994 to Nov. 4 1994

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Table of Contents

Beyond a software library: building an OrganonFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 205-206
by J. Solderisch
Debate on software reuse librariesFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 203,204
by J.W. Moore
Debate on software reuse librariesFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 202
by J.S. Poulin
A model for the recording and reuse of software design decisions and decision rationaleFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 200,201
by S. Komiya
Flage: field-oriented language for agents modelFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 198,199
by F. Kumeno, Y. Tahara, A. Ohsuga, S. Honiden
Triadic domain model-based development of software systemsFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 196,197
by K. Itoh, Y. Tamura, S. Kishima
Panel at the ICSR'94: Reuse in AsiaFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 195
by M.J. Matsumoto
Reuse so far: phasing in a revolutionFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 191,192
by J.M. Neighbors
The design of object-oriented software with domain architecture reuseFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 178,179,180,181,182,183,184,185,186,187
by A.M. de Cima, C.M.L. Werner, A.A.C. Cerqueira
Domain modeling for reuseFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 169,170,171,172,173,174,175,176,177
by A.G. Sutcliffe, N.A.M. Maiden
Creating domain specific libraries: a methodology and design guidelinesFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 158,159,160,161,162,163,164,165,166,167,168
by M. Becker, J.L. Diaz-Herrera
On tight performance specification of object-oriented software componentsFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 149,150,151,152,153,154,155,156
by M. Sitaraman
Reuse state of the art and state of the practice report cardFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 193,194
by W. Tracz
Is 'Technology' a second order term in reuse's success equation?Full-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 190
by T.J. Biggerstaff
The disappearance of software reuseFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 225
by R. Prieto-Diaz
Future of software reuse in KoreaFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 223,224
by K.C. Kang
Future directions for reuse in EuropeFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 221,222
by J. Favaro
The future of systematic software reuseFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 220
by W. Frakes
Software architecture and reuse-an inherent conflict?Full-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 218,219
by F. Buschmann
Architecting kits for reuseFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 216,217
by M.L. Griss
Software architecture and reuse-an inherent conflict?Full-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 215
by B. Krishnamurthy
Software architecture and reuse-an inherent conflict?Full-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 214
by F. Paulisch
Object-oriented reuseFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 209,210,211,212,213
by M.L. Griss, W. Kozaczynski, A.I. Wasserman, C. Jette, R. Troy
Distributed network of reuse libraries offers the best approach to successful software reuseFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 207,208
by C.W. Lillie
Reuse level metricsFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 139,140,141,142,143,144,145,146,147,148
by W. Frakes, C. Terry
Measuring software reusabilityFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 126,127,128,129,130,131,132,133,134,135,136,137,138
by J.S. Poulin
The use of encryption to ensure the integrity of reusable software componentsFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 118,119,120,121,122,123
by J.W. Moore
Reducing business and legal risks in software reuse librariesFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 110,111,112,113,114,115,116,117
by T.R. Huber
The library scaling problem and the limits of concrete component reuseFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 102,103,104,105,106,107,108,109
by T.J. Biggerstaff
Draco-PUC: a technology assembly for domain oriented software developmentFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 94,95,96,97,98,99,100
by J.C.S. do Prado Leite, M. Sant'Anna, F.G. de Freitas
An architecture-driven, business-specific, and component-based approach to software engineeringFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 84,85,86,87,88,89,90,91,92,93
by J.Q. Ning, K. Miriyala, W. Kozaczynski
A prototype domain modeling environment for reusable software architecturesFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 74,75,76,77,78,79,80,81,82,83
by H. Gomaa, L. Kerschberg, V. Sugumaran, C. Bosch, I. Tavakoli
A reuse-driven approach for rapid telephone service creationFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 64,65,66,67,68,69,70,71,72
by B.S. Ku
Practical software reuse: an interim reportFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 53,54,55,56,57,58,59,60,61,62,63
by D. Belanger, B. Krishnamurthy
Reuse of software process and product through knowledge-based adaptationFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 44,45,46,47,48,49,50,51,52
by M.J. Davis, H.G. Hawley
Learning the semantic similarity of reusable software componentsFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 33,34,35,36,37,38,39,40,41
by D. Merkl, A.M. Tjoa, G. Kappel
Automatic indexing of software artifactsFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 24,25,26,27,28,29,30,31,32
by M.R. Girardi, B. Ibrahim
Maximizing reuse during reengineeringFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23
by R. Thomson, K.E. Huff, J.W. Gish
An assessment of reuse technology after ten yearsFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13
by J.M. Neighbors
Systematic software reuse: a paradigm shiftFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 2,3
by W. Frakes
Proceedings of 1994 3rd International Conference on Software ReuseFreely available from IEEE.pp. I-I
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