Descriptions Methods
- Part 1 - Overview and fundamental principles (1994). Unfortunately outdated, not covering the role of AICs and modules.
- Part 11 - EXPRESS language reference manual
- Part 12 - EXPRESS -I language reference manual
- Part 14 - EXPRESS -X language reference manual
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