The paper shows that key features of object-oriented technology are likely to exaggerate delocalisation. As a result, it is argued that new methods of ...
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The paper shows that key features of object oriented technology are likely to exaggerate delocalisation. As a result, it is argued that new methods of ...
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The paper shows that key features of object-oriented technology are likely to exaggerate delocalisation. As a result, it is argued that new methods of ...
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Object-oriented inspection in the face of delocalisation. A. Dunsmore, M. Roper, and M. Wood. ICSE, page 467-476. ACM, (2000 ). Links and resources. BibTeX ...
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Wood, “Object-. Oriented Inspection in the Face of Delocalisation”, appeared in Proceedings of the 22nd International. Conference on Software Engineering 2000, ...
Object-oriented inspection in the face of delocalisation · A. DunsmoreM. RoperM. Wood. Computer Science. Proceedings of the 2000 International Conference… 2000.