Real‐time checkout: The ‘source error first’ approach
Robert Lee Glass · Software Practice and Experience · 1982
Abstract This paper proposes some improvements to the archaic methodologies currently used for checkout of real‐time software. The emphasis is placed on removing errors from the computer program source code in the host computer environment, and deferring target computer checkout until those errors have been largely removed. Specific tools and techniques to make this possible are described. This improvement is seen to be risk‐free and to reduce cost. It is, however, controversial.