Designing object systems for evolution

Mätzel, Kai-Uwe; Bischofberger, Walter R.

doi:10.1002/(sici)1096-9942(1997)3:4<265::aid-tapo4>3.0.co;2-r

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“…* Ontogenesis is a continuous process. In current approaches, changes occur during the development and maintenance phases and are considered as a sporadic phenomenon [6] . In our approach, the genome is the kernel of the model that continuously achieves changes according to internal or external triggering conditions and events.…”

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Towards Autonomously Developed Software: A genetic Approach in Critical and Embedded Systems

Meslati¹,

Ghoul²

2005

J. of Computer Science

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Nowadays, we are still considering changes undergone by a software system as a sporadic phenomenon and we do not sufficiently anticipate future changes during the development phase. Consequently, many problems arise in the maintenance phase. In this study, we present an approach where all changes undergone by a software system are considered as its ontogenetic dimension. We represent this dimension by specific concepts as a continuous and well delimited process that is embedded in the software model of a system. Inspired by genetics, our approach proposes a model where anticipated and unanticipated changes are modeled by a collection of fine grained instructions called genes

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