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This paper describes the graph technology which is applied to a software development environment (abbreviated SDE) project. This graph technology consists of a careful design of internal representations for software documents as graphs, of a specification of the operations on these graphs induced by activations of tools of the environment, and of a mechanical proceeding how to get an implementation of these tools from the specification. This graph technology is one of the bases for the adaptability considerations of the project, i.e. the investigation how to derive something like a ’standard’ architecture for a SDE if graphs are used on the modelling side by the designer.
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Nagl, M. (1986). Graph Technology Applied to a Software Project. In: The Book of L. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-95486-3_25
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