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Moses: a graphics oriented software development environment

This paper describes a workstation-based monolingual programming environment which supports design, implementation, documentation and maintenance within the software production process. The most important features are graphic oriented program development, the design of the user interface and the adaptability to various programming languages.

Gustav Pomberger | Günther Blaschek

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