Software configuration management.

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Outlines the manner in which traditional configuration management practices have been adopted to reach the individual components of a software system and describes the tools and procedures developed to extend practical control down to individual code modules. The essential items described are the concept of software packages, the codes of practice to cover module identification and media issue, and the software tools to enable direct package content control and printout of module status.-Author

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Young, B. R. (1983). Software configuration management. Software Engineering. Proc. ESA/ESTEC Seminar, Noordwijk, 1983, 105–114. https://doi.org/10.1145/953579.811093

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