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From: jep@oldcolo.UUCP (Josep Pfauntsch)
Newsgroups: comp.misc
Subject: Re: Where can I find.....
Message-ID: <[574.1]comp.misc;1@oldcolo.UUCP>
Date: 28 Jul 90 12:10:03 GMT
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The DUD standard for Software Quality is not anything you want,
unless you're in the business of "ripping the govmt off" - the
Aerospace Industry.  It's good for a bunch of laughs, though, if
you've ever developed any real code.  My recommendation is to use
the standards described in the "C" programming language book, or 
follow the format used for X-Windows, otherwise you'll soon have
an army of experts telling you what's right and what's wrong.

You know Ford Aerospace is up for sale (has been for six month)
and there aren't any buyers.  Kinney Shoes is said to be interested,
they want to expand their line of loafers.

You may also wish to investigate DoD-Std-2167A, while you're at it.
Any reputable Aerospace firm will have both in their technical 
library.