A methodology for the design of reuse engineered Ada components

Authors:
Larry Latour
Affiliations:
University of Maine, Department of Computer Science, Orono, ME
Venue:
SETA1 Proceedings of the first international symposium on Environments and tools for Ada
Year:
1991

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Abstract

Reuse Engineering is the discipline of designing and implementing generic architectures. We combine the recently proposed 3Cs model of reusable software components with the notions of separation of concerns and genericity to suggest a methodology for the support of reuse engineering. In doing so we present examples to illustrate the development process.