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software product line: a standalone construct

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Software engineering

a set of software systems sharing a common, managed set of features and built from a common base of core assets in a prescribed way.

In software engineering, software product line refers to a set of software systems sharing a common, managed set of features and built from a common base of core assets in a prescribed way. This meaning comes from Clements (2001) in Software product lines.[1]

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References

Clements, P., & Northrop, L. (2001). Software product lines. Addison-Wesley Professional. ISBN 9780134424088

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