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From: Alwyn Goodloe
Date: Fri, 14 Aug 1992 22:04

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>(for those of you who feel that there's a little too much CSP in your
> very own Z newsgroup... 


   I like all the CSP stuff. I think alot of other people out there
probably do to. The reality is that both Z and CSP (or name your favorite
process algebra) provide different ways of looking at things.  The SA/SD
people have found that different various view points (data flow, entity 
relationship, information modeling) are complementry and possibly required
to get a realistic model of the  system. More work is clearly needed on the
kinds of hybrid models that have been discussed. 




>> relax, it'll be over by Christmas)

   
   Gee, I hope not. Maybe CSP should have its own newsgroup. Or maybe a 
hybrid models digest.

 
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