A model of large program development¶
Belady, L. A., & Lehman, M. M. (1976). A model of large program development. IBM Systems Journal.
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Domain-specific¶
- Lehman's law of conservation of familiarity
- Lehman and Belady's quantitative basis was the OS/360 release history
This sourceThe original OS/360 study, whose model and plots rest on data from twenty-one successive releases. The original study of OS/360 across some twenty-one successive releases over almost a decade of the system's life, with releases indexed by sequence number rather than dated.
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- Lehman and Belady's quantitative basis was the OS/360 release history
- Lehman's law of continuing change
- The defining evidence is Belady and Lehman's longitudinal study of IBM's OS/360 operating system, published in 1972 and 1976, which supplied the data behind the law Lehman first stated — alone, in his 1974 Imperial College inaugural lecture Programs, Cities, Students — Limits to Growth?
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- The defining evidence is Belady and Lehman's longitudinal study of IBM's OS/360 operating system, published in 1972 and 1976, which supplied the data behind the law Lehman first stated — alone, in his 1974 Imperial College inaugural lecture Programs, Cities, Students — Limits to Growth?
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