Computer aided software engineering (CASE) based on transformation with object-oriented logic (TOOL)
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Abstract
Traditional software engineering separates conceptual software development from design, assuming that concentration on the conceptual level yields a consistent software system—an assumption that may, due to weak communication links between conceptual and actual design, be incorrect. In this paper, a new paradigm—“Transformation with Object-Oriented Logic” (TOOL)—is proposed.
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