Object derivation and validation from a data base definition

Authors:
A. Dinsart;B. Hucq;N. Piperakis;P. J. Thollembeck
Affiliations:
SIEMENS SOFTWARE, Rue de Neverlee, 11, 5810 Namur BELGIUM;SIEMENS SOFTWARE, Rue de Neverlee, 11, 5810 Namur BELGIUM;SIEMENS SOFTWARE, Rue de Neverlee, 11, 5810 Namur BELGIUM;SIEMENS SOFTWARE, Rue de Neverlee, 11, 5810 Namur BELGIUM
Venue:
SCM '89 Proceedings of the 2nd International Workshop on Software configuration management
Year:
1989

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Abstract

The MONSYS (MONtage SYStem) method and tool has been developed by the SIEMENS Systems Development . Division with the objective to increase the efficiency and quality of the integration process for the BS2000 System Software. Presently MONSYS is used to integrate new BS2000 versions. This paper does not detail all the MONSYS features. It focuses on the management of the object code level. The derivation of a software configuration is detailed with emphasis on the derivation environment concept, the use of the MONSYS Data Base, and feed back from that industrial experience.