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Updated wikipage ET: The Software Process in Eiffel. (Signed-off-by:jocelyn).

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Recent object-oriented literature has used the term "refactoring" to describe a process of continuous improvement of released software. Generalization includes refactoring, but also pursues a more ambitious goal: helping turn program elements (software modules useful only as part of a certain program) into software components -- reusable parts with a value of their own, ready to be used by diverse programs that can benefit from their capabilities.
Of course not all companies using the method will be ready to include a Generalization phase in their. But those which do will see the reusability of their software greatly improved.
Of course not all companies using the method will be ready to include a Generalization phase in their process. But those which do will see the reusability of their software greatly improved.
==Constant availability==