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REDO at Oxford

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Software Re-use, Utrecht 1989

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The Programming Research Group at Oxford University is participating in the ESPRIT project REDO. The project is targeted at the ReEngineering and reDOcumentation of COBOL and Fortran programs. The working consortium involves academic and industrial partners across Europe, under the overall management of Lloyd’s Register of Shipping in London. Three universities (Durham, Oxford and Limerick), five software products and services houses (Centrisa (Sp), CTC (Gr), ITS (Sp), Grumman (Ger), Marconi (UK)) and two large users of application codes (Electricité de France (Fr), Delft Hydraulics (Nth)) provide a lively spectrum of talents and activities.

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Breuer, P.T., Lano, K. (1991). REDO at Oxford. In: Dusink, L.M., Hall, P.A.V. (eds) Software Re-use, Utrecht 1989. Workshops in Computing. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-3536-4_4

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