A Tool to Coordinate Tools

Authors:
Roberto Bisiani;François Lecouat;Vincenzo Ambriola
Affiliations:
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Venue:
IEEE Software
Year:
1988

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Abstract

An expert-system planner is presented to automate the clerical and routine activities associated with software development using present-day environments such as Unix. The three functions of such a planner-coordination of tools, integration of tools, and representation of objects-are examined. The planner is described from both the user's and the designer's viewpoint. The functionality provided by this planner is compared with that provided by standard environments.