Christopher Exton

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2008
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Jim Buckley, Andrew P. LeGear, Chris Exton, Ross Cadogan, Trevor Johnston, Bill Looby, Rainer Koschke:
Encapsulating targeted component abstractions using software Reflexion Modelling. J. Softw. Maintenance Res. Pract. 20(2): 107-134 (2008)
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Chris Exton, Gabriela Avram, Jim Buckley, Andrew P. LeGear:
Thinking about Thinking in Objects: Methods, Findings and Implications from a Psychological Perspective. PPIG 2008: 7
2007
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Jim Buckley, Chris Exton, Aaron Quigley, Andrew P. LeGear:
ESCAPE Meta Modelling in Software Engineering: When Premature Commitment is Useful in Representations. PPIG 2007: 7
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Chris Exton, Gabriela Avram, Jim Buckley, Andrew P. LeGear:
An Experiential Report on the Limitations of Experimentation as a Means of Empirical Investigation. PPIG 2007: 14

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