Using objects evolution for software processes representation

The authors suggest an object orientation for behavioral modeling software processes, in which the objects used for the elaboration of the software product can also allow effective representation of software processes. They suggest representing the software process through a multiform object encapsulating the various data items generated by this process. To allow an accurate analysis of actual experiments, the semantic operations performed on the objects and their interrelationships should be recorded. Thus, this scheme provides helpful material for the validation and verification of the processes involved. Effective reuse of software items and subprocesses is also facilitated.<
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