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Components Are from Mars

We advocate an approach towards the characterisation of components where their qualifications are deduced systematically from a small set of elementary assumptions. Using the characteristics that we find, we discuss some implications for components of real-time and distributed systems. Also we touch upon implications for design-paradigms and some disputed issues about components.

Edwin D. de Jong | Michel R. V. Chaudron

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