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The analysis of modular structures with respect to their interconnect topology
A comparison of hardware and software interfaces shows some differences between them; these differences may explain why it is harder to develop modular software than modular hardware.
A mathematical model of a software interface interconnection topology is developed to provide a better understanding of the mechanisms involved in modularization.