Automatic generation of business data-processing programs from a non-procedural language.
N. Adam Rin · Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC) · 1976
The rising cost of software development has motivated research on the automation of parts of the software development process. Towards that objective, this dissertation presents a non-procedural language called MODEL to describe desired programs of an information processing system. The dissertation also describes a software system that automatically generates conventional business data processing programs from specifications in that language. (Author)