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Refactoring multicore applications towards energy efficiency 重构多核应用,提高能效
G. Pinto
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引用次数: 3
Objektgraph: why code when MVC applications can be generated with UML-based diagrams? objectgraph:为什么代码当MVC应用程序可以生成基于uml的图?
D. Buck, I. Diethelm, Stephen Sheneman
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