Journal article
ON THE NEED FOR FEWER RESTRICTIONS IN CHANGING COMPILE-TIME ENVIRONMENTS.
Abstract
The relaxation of present restrictions on changes in the compile-time environment is proposed in order to encourage the compartmentalization of program information and at the same time to allow efficient code generation. Specifically, it is proposed that a group of declarations can be defined as an environment and that arbitrary pieces of program text can state within which environment they are to be compiled. With such a mechanism, program …
Authors
Parnas DL; Shore JE; Elliott WD
Journal
undefined, , , pp. 45–48
Publication Date
January 1, 1975