A Mexican folk tale which explains why the weather vane has a little rooster on one end that spins around to let us know which way the wind is blowing.
A Mexican folk tale which explains why the weather vane has a little rooster on one end that spins around to let us know which way the wind is blowing.
Dr. Kjell Nielsen's book illustrates how an object-oriented development approach will create superior software systems that are highly modular in design yet will provide a high degree of durability and ease of maintenance. The recurring theme is how to build real-time systems that can be reused by the original developer as well as redevelopers. Included are such topics as object-oriented analysis and design for an air-traffic control system and a robot control system, along with a library of reuseable components and a development-approach summary. The book also covers domain analysis, modules and interfaces, process abstraction, and classes and objects in ADA, as well as several other issues of interest.
The book also covers domain analysis, modules and interfaces, process abstraction, and classes and objects in ADA, as well as several other issues of interest.
