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Early on, most people in the software field believed that the problem was weak software management, and the solution was to hold the line one the original set of requirements, insisting that when the software team had solved that problem, the customers and users would just have to accept that solution. It was during this era that computer scientists came up with the notion of formal specifications...
That approach really didn't work very well. The eventual solution didn't solve any problem the customers and users really needed solved, and, therefore, those slutions were ignored and eventually abandoned. All that time and money had been spent building a software solution that went straight to the refuse bin ... so did the relationship between the customers and the development organization
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鍦ㄦ棭浜涘勾閲岋紝浜轟滑騫舵湭璁よ瘑鍒幫紓涓嶇ǔ瀹氱殑闇姹傦紓鏄蔣浠跺紑鍙戞湰韜浐鏈夌殑鏈э紝鑰屾槸鎶婇棶棰樺綊鍜庝簬綆＄悊錛庡熀浜庢鐨勮В鍐蟲柟妗堝氨鏄紝鍧氭寔鍦ㄦ渶鍒濇崟鑾風殑闇姹傜殑鍩虹涓婅繘琛屽紑鍙戯紝鍚﹁鍜屾嫆鍐抽渶姹傚彉鏇達紟鍦ㄨ繖孌墊椂闂撮噷錛孎ORMAL SPECIFICATION鍙戝睍浜嗚搗鏉ワ紟
鐒惰岃繖縐嶅仛娉曞茍涓嶅緢鎴愬姛錛庡熀浜庤繖縐嶅仛娉曚駭鍑虹殑杞歡騫朵笉鑳界湡姝ｈВ鍐沖鎴風殑闂錛岀粨鏋滄槸錛岃繖浜涗駭鍝佹棤娉曟姇鍏ヤ嬌鐢ㄨ屾撥涓哄簾鍝侊紝寮鍙戜漢鍛樼殑鍔姏鍜屽鎴風殑閲戦挶閮戒粯璇告祦姘達紝鑰屽鎴蜂笌寮鍙戠粍緇囬棿鐨勫叧緋諱篃鏃犳硶緇存寔涓嬪幓錛?BR>
[GLASS]銆Facts and Fallacies of Software Engineering, Rober L. Glass, Addison-Wesley,2002
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