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RTST++ : Methodology and a CASE tool for the development of information systems and software for real-time systems. / Terekhov, A. N.; Romanovskii, K. Yu; Koznov, D. V.; Dolgov, P. S.; Ivanov, A. N.

In: Programming and Computer Software, Vol. 25, No. 5, 01.09.1999, p. 276-281.

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Terekhov, AN, Romanovskii, KY, Koznov, DV, Dolgov, PS & Ivanov, AN 1999, 'RTST++: Methodology and a CASE tool for the development of information systems and software for real-time systems', Programming and Computer Software, vol. 25, no. 5, pp. 276-281.

APA

Terekhov, A. N., Romanovskii, K. Y., Koznov, D. V., Dolgov, P. S., & Ivanov, A. N. (1999). RTST++: Methodology and a CASE tool for the development of information systems and software for real-time systems. Programming and Computer Software, 25(5), 276-281.

Vancouver

Terekhov AN, Romanovskii KY, Koznov DV, Dolgov PS, Ivanov AN. RTST++: Methodology and a CASE tool for the development of information systems and software for real-time systems. Programming and Computer Software. 1999 Sep 1;25(5):276-281.

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Terekhov, A. N. ; Romanovskii, K. Yu ; Koznov, D. V. ; Dolgov, P. S. ; Ivanov, A. N. / RTST++ : Methodology and a CASE tool for the development of information systems and software for real-time systems. In: Programming and Computer Software. 1999 ; Vol. 25, No. 5. pp. 276-281.

BibTeX

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