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Hi,
I am new at SysML and I trying to understand what SysML patterns I
should follow in order to address the fact that there can exist
multiple versions of an interface specification. A given block may
implement one or several versions of an interface. An interface can be
backward compatible with its previous version.
Any recommendation in this area?
Br
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Hi Dan and Jmbruel,
thanks for the feedback!
I do not see any contradiction between your proposals, they seem to
complete each other.
First a generalization pattern forcing the different versions of an
interface into different subclasses (jmbruel's proposal). Then I
believe that on top of that, one could follow the conventions proposed
by Dan.
The two together look actually like a good proposal to me. Have I
missed something?
Br
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