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- Authors:
- Peri Tarr,
- Lori A. Clarke
Software engineering environments impose challenging requirements on the design and implementation of an object management system. Existing object management systems have been limited in both the kinds of functionality they have provided and in the models of support they define. This paper describes a system, called PLEIADES, which provides many of the object management capabilities required to support software engineering environments. [Appears in "Proceedings of ACM SIGSOFT ''93: Symposium on Foundations of Software Engineering," Los Angeles CA, December 1993, pp. 56-70.]
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