Software reuse: issues and research directions
Y. Kim, Edward A. Stohr · 1992
Software reuse has been considered as a means to help solve the software development crisis. The authors survey recent work based on the broad framework of software reusability research, and suggest directions for future research. They address general, technical, and non-technical issues of software reuse, and conclude that reuse needs to be viewed in the context of a total systems approach. They also envision a software system or reuse support system (RSS) that helps document and elucidate existing application systems so that the ideas and design decisions involved in their creation can be reused either in the contest of maintenance or when building new systems.>