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Evolutionary development of a large software component by a small team within a larger research project has many problems in common with industrial software development as well as giving rise to its own unique problems. We reflect on these problems based on our experience developing OSCAR within the GENESIS project. Key issues are identified and possible ways to overcome or ameliorate these problems are suggested.
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