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System sketching: the generation of rapid prototypes for transaction based systems

Rapid prototypes are important tools to aid users in formulating their software requirements. The system sketch is a rapid prototype which shows the user the functions of the system he has specified.In this paper we present a system sketch produced by a processor written in LISP which interprets software requirements stated in an expanded PSL-like requirements language. Discussions of the language and the processor are presented.

John R. Mitchell | Gerard C. McCoyd

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