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The Intensional View Environment
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This paper presents IntensiVE, a tool suite implemented in Cincom VisualWorks Smalltalk that allows for the documentation and co-evolution of high-level structural regularities in the source code of a software system.
Kim Mens, Andy Kellens, Frédéric Plu
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