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MIRRORS OF MEANING: SUPPORTING INSPECTABLE RUNTIME MODELS.

The article features the hierarchical graph (H-graph) data structure and associated programming model designed to actively engage developers in dealing with runtime understandability. It discusses the method's exploration of how to apply runtime models of software to assist inspection by users with...

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Published in:Computer (00189162) Vol. 42; no. 10; pp. 61 - 69
Main Authors: Gjerlufsen, Tony, Ingstrup, Mads, Olsen, Jesper Wolff
Format: Article
Published: IEEE Oct2009
Subjects:
Multilevel models
Data structures
Computer programming
Computer software
Abstract thought
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