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The problem of designing a modular system, using a set of predefined modules, with a given import and export interface has been reduced to the problem of generating a specification in an algebraic specification grammar. Here we tackle two important problems connected with the generation: the strategy to adopt in choosing the rewrite rules and the elimination of unnecessary searches. The first is investigated using a notion of similarity of specifications and a definition of value to guide the search algorithm; the second is solved using syntactical criteria (independent of the target specification) to determine that some derivation sequences are superfluous. The latter development has been influenced by similar work on graph grammars.

Strategies in modular system design by interface rewriting