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1978
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Guy de Balbine:
MTR - A tool for displaying the global structure of software systems. AFIPS National Computer Conference 1978: 571-580
1975
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Session IV Impact of Structured Programming on Evolving Technologies and Related Programming Disciplines. Computer 8(6): 62 (1975)
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The Structuring Engine: A Transition Tool. Computer 8(6): 64-65 (1975)
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Conclusions. Computer 8(6): 72-73 (1975)
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Guy de Balbine:
Better manpower utilization using automatic restructuring. AFIPS National Computer Conference 1975: 319-327

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