Modeling and enacting software processes: an analysis

Proceedings., Fourteenth Annual International Computer Software and Applications Conference Pub Date : 1990-10-31 DOI:10.1109/CMPSAC.1990.139469

J. Lonchamp, K. Benali, C. Godart, J. Derniame

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Abstract

Previous studies have led to a better understanding of the nature, the characteristics, and the implications of software process modeling and enacting. The authors attempt to reap the benefits of this better understanding, through an analysis of what should be a complete assisted development, in order to deduce a rich set of requirements and facilities for software process modeling and enacting, and to highlight and discuss some essential issues for the improvement of present proposals in the field of model driven IPSEs (integrated project support environments). Three well-known prototypes of assisted environments are examined: TRIAD/CML for the imperative approach, Marvel for the rule-based approach, and IPSE 2.5 for the object-oriented approach. Finally, the authors emphasize essential issues for future third-generation IPSEs: these new IPSEs must be real IPSEs, they must provide multiform assistance and cope with different kinds of processes including complex ones, and they must take into account dynamic evolution of software process models.<>

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建模和制定软件过程:分析

以前的研究已经使人们更好地理解了软件过程建模和制定的性质、特征和含义。作者试图通过分析什么应该是完整的辅助开发来获得这种更好的理解的好处，从而推断出软件过程建模和制定的丰富的需求和工具集，并强调和讨论模型驱动的IPSEs(集成项目支持环境)领域中改进当前建议的一些基本问题。本文研究了三种著名的辅助环境原型:用于命令式方法的TRIAD/CML，用于基于规则的方法的Marvel，以及用于面向对象方法的IPSE 2.5。最后，作者强调了未来第三代ipse的基本问题:这些新的ipse必须是真正的ipse，它们必须提供多种形式的帮助，并处理不同类型的过程，包括复杂的过程，它们必须考虑软件过程模型的动态演变。

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