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4th CSMR 2000: Zurich, Switzerland
- 4th European Conference on Software Maintenance and Reengineering, CSMR 2000, Zurich, Switzerland, February 29 - March 3, 2000. IEEE Computer Society 2000, ISBN 0-7695-0546-5
Invited Paper
- Gregor Snelting:
Software Reengineering Based on Concept Lattices. 3-10
Full Papers
- Fernando Brito e Abreu
, Gonçalo Pereira, Pedro Manuel Antunes Sousa:
A Coupling-Guided Cluster Analysis Approach to Reengineer the Modularity of Object-Oriented Systems. 13-22 - Dragan Bojic, Dusan M. Velasevic:
A Use-Case Driven Method of Architecture Recovery for Program Understanding and Reuse Reengineering. 23-32 - Reinder J. Bril, Loe M. G. Feijs, André Glas, René L. Krikhaar, Thijs Winter:
Hiding Expressed Using Relation Algebra with Multi-Relations - Oblique Lifting and Lowering for Unbalanced Systems. 33-44 - M. Ajmal Chaumun, Hind Kabaili
, Rudolf K. Keller, François Lustman, Guy Saint-Denis:
Design Properties and Object-Oriented Software Changeability. 45-54 - Cristina Cifuentes, Doug Simon:
Procedure Abstraction Recovery from Binary Code. 55-64 - Thierry Coupaye, Jacky Estublier:
Foundations of Enterprise Software Deployment. 65-74 - Sallie M. Henry, Roger P. Bodnar Jr.:
Metrics for Multimedia Languages. 75-82 - Adrian Johnstone, Elizabeth Scott, Tim Womack:
What Assembly Language Programmers Get Up To: Control Flow Challenges in Reverse Compilation. 83-92 - Magne Jørgensen, Dag I. K. Sjøberg, Geir Kirkebøen:
The Prediction Ability of Experienced Software Maintainers. 93-100 - Arto Oinas:
Defining Goal-driven Fault Management Metrics in a Real World Environment: A Case-Study from Nokia. 101-108 - Andreas Rausch:
A Proposal for Supporting Software Evolution in Componentware. 109-118 - Piotr Rolinski, Jean-Luc Raffy:
Re-Engineering of Estelle Specifications for Maintenance and Evolution Purposes. 119-128 - Kamran Sartipi, Kostas Kontogiannis, Farhad Mavaddat:
Architectural Design Recovery using Data Mining Techniques. 129-140 - Rudolf K. Keller, Reinhard Schauer:
Towards a Quantitative Assessment of Method Replacement. 141-150 - M. P. A. Sellink, Chris Verhoef:
Development, Assessment, and Reengineering of Language Descriptions. 151-160 - M. P. A. Sellink, Chris Verhoef:
Scaffolding for Software Renovation. 161-172 - Paulo Pinheiro da Silva, Alberto H. F. Laender, Rodolfo F. Resende, Paulo Braz Golgher:
Characterizing a Synthetic Workload for Performance Evaluation during the Migration of a Legacy System. 173-182 - Harry M. Sneed:
Generation of Stateless Components from Procedural Programs for Reuse in a Distributed System. 183-188 - Dave Swafford, Diana Elman, Peter Aiken, Jeff Merhout:
Experiences Reverse Engineering Manually. 189-198 - Tarja Systä, Ping Yu, Hausi A. Müller:
Analyzing Java Software by Combining Metrics and Program Visualization. 199-208 - Amir Tomer, Stephen R. Schach:
The Evolution Tree: A Maintenance-Oriented Software Development Model. 209-214 - Jianjun Zhao:
A Slicing-based Approach to Extracting Reusable Software Architectures. 215-223
Short Papers
- Giuliano Antoniol, Gerardo Canfora, Gerardo Casazza, Andrea De Lucia:
Identifying the Starting Impact Set of a Maintenance Request: A Case Study. 227-230 - Vincenza Carchiolo, Sebastiano D'Ambra, Alessandro Longheu, Michele Malgeri:
Re-Engineering the STMicroelectronics Manufacturing Model. 231-234 - Walter Keller:
Reverse Engineering with Petri Nets. 235-238 - Jeffrey M. Voas:
Disposable COTS-Intensive Software Systems (A Position Statement). 239-241
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