CLASSIFYING SOFTWARE AND REFORMULATING RESOURCES ACCORDING TO CLASSIFICATIONS

Historically, resources (e.g., dynamic link libraries) were organized based on factors including the expertise of development teams. Unfortunately, this creates shared resources of much greater functionality than required by any one client application. By reformulating shared resources according to nodes reachable by classified applications, reformulated resources reduce the over-inclusive nature of shared resources formed based on the expertise of development teams. Further, layering resources for lower order classified applications also reduces memory requirements.