Abstract. The lack of integration between prototype implementations of results of research (“tools”) blocks progress toward direct application of formal methods research in software engineering settings. We survey a host of tools, examining how their integration would increase their power and benefit future research and application. Based on this analysis, we describe a hypothetical and idealized Tool Integration Package (TIP). A TIP has two goals: first, it accelerates the research process by providing a range of tools in an integrated setting; and second, it serves as a readyto-use tool for application in industry.
Abstract. We argue for the importance of tool integration in achieving the Program Verier Grand Chal...
At the Dagstuhl seminar on Transformation Techniques in Software Engineering we had an organized dis...
The purpose of this paper is to explain and demonstrate the advantages of tool integration and the r...
[[abstract]]The productivity of a programmer can be promoted by using multi-vendor's CASE tools. The...
Software engineering requires adequate tool support. Software engineering research is no different. ...
This report documents the program and the outcomes of Dagstuhl Seminar 13372 "Integration of Tools f...
The effectiveness of software development tools can be dr creased by their integration (i.e. their c...
Interoperability of tools usually refers to a combination of methods and techniques that address the...
The effectiveness of tool integration in software development environments is ultimately measured by...
The typical development environment today consists of many specialized development tools, which are ...
International audienceThis chapter addresses the integration and orchestration of external analysis ...
As the trend towards commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) software continues, civilian companies and gove...
New tools within analysis software, developed in response to the growing interest in mixed methods r...
Software development needs to be supported at both the organisational process level (programming-for...
An important part of software engineering (SE) research is to develop new analysis techniques and to...
Abstract. We argue for the importance of tool integration in achieving the Program Verier Grand Chal...
At the Dagstuhl seminar on Transformation Techniques in Software Engineering we had an organized dis...
The purpose of this paper is to explain and demonstrate the advantages of tool integration and the r...
[[abstract]]The productivity of a programmer can be promoted by using multi-vendor's CASE tools. The...
Software engineering requires adequate tool support. Software engineering research is no different. ...
This report documents the program and the outcomes of Dagstuhl Seminar 13372 "Integration of Tools f...
The effectiveness of software development tools can be dr creased by their integration (i.e. their c...
Interoperability of tools usually refers to a combination of methods and techniques that address the...
The effectiveness of tool integration in software development environments is ultimately measured by...
The typical development environment today consists of many specialized development tools, which are ...
International audienceThis chapter addresses the integration and orchestration of external analysis ...
As the trend towards commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) software continues, civilian companies and gove...
New tools within analysis software, developed in response to the growing interest in mixed methods r...
Software development needs to be supported at both the organisational process level (programming-for...
An important part of software engineering (SE) research is to develop new analysis techniques and to...
Abstract. We argue for the importance of tool integration in achieving the Program Verier Grand Chal...
At the Dagstuhl seminar on Transformation Techniques in Software Engineering we had an organized dis...
The purpose of this paper is to explain and demonstrate the advantages of tool integration and the r...