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arc42 by Example

You're reading from   arc42 by Example Software architecture documentation in practice

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Product type Paperback
Published in Oct 2019
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ISBN-13 9781839214356
Length 236 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Michael Simons Michael Simons
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Ralf D. Müller Ralf D. Müller
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Stefan Zörner Stefan Zörner
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Gernot Starke Gernot Starke
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Table of Contents (9) Chapters Close

About the Book Acknowledgements
I - Introduction FREE CHAPTER II - HTML Sanity Checking III - Mass Market Customer Relationship Management IV - biking2 V - DokChess VI - docToolchain VII - macOS Menu Bar Application

V.5 Building Block View

This section describes the decomposition of DokChess into modules. These are also reflected in the package structure of the Java source code. In DokChess, we call modules of the first decomposition level's subsystems. The building block view level 1 presents them, including their interfaces. For the Engine subsystem, this overview also includes a more detailed breakdown into level 2 ( refer V.6.1 Move Determination Walkthrough contains an example of the interaction between the subsystems at runtime).

5.1 Building Block View-Level 1

DokChess breaks down into four subsystems, as presented in the following figure.

Figure 5.14: Building block view, level 1 of DokChess

The dashed arrows represent logical dependencies between the subsystems (x -> y for x depends on y). The squared boxes on the membrane of the system are interaction points (ports) with the outside world (refer V.3.2 Deployment Context):

Figure 5.15: Subsystems of DokChess...
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