Implementation of a knowledge-based programming environment

[1988] Proceedings of the Twenty-First Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences. Volume II: Software track Pub Date : 1900-01-01 DOI:10.1109/HICSS.1988.11788

N. Barghouti, G. Kaiser

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MARVEL is a knowledge-based programming environment that assists its users during the implementation, testing, and maintenance phases of software projects. Solutions to the pragmatic problems of MARVELs implementation are discussed. MARVELs knowledge is supplied as strategies, where each strategy consists of classes that define the structure of objects, relations that define the semantic interconnections among objects, tools that define the processing that can be performed on objects to derive new objects, and rules that control the integration and automation of tools. The primary focus is the strategy language, its translator, and run-time support. An explanation is given of tool envelopes, which provide a mapping from the software objects defined in the current strategies to/from the file system representation expected by existing tools. The interactions between envelopes and the forward and backward chaining among the rules used to achieve controlled automation is described.<>

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实现了一个基于知识的编程环境

MARVEL是一个基于知识的编程环境，它在软件项目的实现、测试和维护阶段帮助用户。讨论了MARVELs实施中实际问题的解决方案。MARVELs知识以策略的形式提供，其中每个策略由定义对象结构的类、定义对象之间语义互连的关系、定义可以在对象上执行以派生新对象的处理的工具以及控制工具集成和自动化的规则组成。主要的焦点是策略语言、它的翻译器和运行时支持。对工具信封进行了解释，它提供了从当前策略中定义的软件对象到现有工具所期望的文件系统表示的映射。描述了信封之间的相互作用以及用于实现受控自动化的规则之间的正向和反向链接。

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[1988] Proceedings of the Twenty-First Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences. Volume II: Software track

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