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- Reverse_Engineering?pageNumber=1 accessdate "2013-06-23".
- Reverse_Engineering?pageNumber=1 date "2001-11-12".
- Reverse_Engineering?pageNumber=1 first "Mathew".
- Reverse_Engineering?pageNumber=1 isCitedBy Chinese_wall.
- Reverse_Engineering?pageNumber=1 isCitedBy Clean_room_design.
- Reverse_Engineering?pageNumber=1 isCitedBy ReactOS.
- Reverse_Engineering?pageNumber=1 last "Schwartz".
- Reverse_Engineering?pageNumber=1 publisher "computerworld.com".
- Reverse_Engineering?pageNumber=1 quote "To protect against charges of having simply copied IBM's BIOS, Phoenix reverse-engineered it using what's called a "clean room," or "Chinese wall," approach. First, a team of engineers studied the IBM BIOS—about 8KB of code—and described everything it did as completely as possible without using or referencing any actual code. Then Phoenix brought in a second team of programmers who had no prior knowledge of the IBM BIOS and had never seen its code. Working only from the first team's functional specifications, the second team wrote a new BIOS that operated as specified.".
- Reverse_Engineering?pageNumber=1 title "Reverse-Engineering".
- Reverse_Engineering?pageNumber=1 url Reverse_Engineering?pageNumber=1.
- Reverse_Engineering?pageNumber=1 work "Computerworld".