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ORCID2nd WPC 1993: Capri, Italy
- IEEE Second Workshop on Program Comprehension, WPC 1993, Capri, Italy, 8-9 July 1993. IEEE 1993, ISBN 0-8186-4042-1
- Keith H. Bennett:
Understanding the process of software maintenance. 2-5 - Horst Zuse:
Criteria for program comprehension derived from software complexity metrics. 8-16 - Ettore Merlo, Renato DeMori, Kostas Kontogiannis:
A process algebra based program and system representation for reverse engineering. 17-25 - Jonathan E. Hazan, Stephen A. Jarvis
, Richard G. Morgan, Roberto Garigliano:
Understanding Lolita: program comprehension in functional languages. 26-34 - Gerardo Canfora, Aniello Cimitile, Malcolm Munro, Maria Tortorella:
Experiments in identifying reusable abstract data types in program code. 36-45 - Sandrine Blazy, Philippe Facon:
Partial evaluation as an aid to the comprehension of Fortran programs. 46-54 - Panagiotis K. Linos, Philippe Aubet, Laurent Dumas, Yan Helleboid, Patricia Lejeune, Philippe Tulula:
Facilitating the comprehension of C-programs: an experimental study. 55-63 - Alan Padula:
Use of a program understanding taxonomy at Hewlett-Packard. 66-70 - Larry Van Sickle, Zheng Yang Liu, Michael Ballantyne:
Recovering user interface specifications for porting transaction processing applications. 71-76 - Anneliese von Mayrhauser, A. Marie Vans:
From program comprehension to tool requirements for an industrial environment. 78-86 - E. J. Younger, Keith H. Bennett:
Model-based tools to record program understanding. 87-95 - Alex Quilici:
A hybrid approach to recognizing programming plans. 96-103 - Panos E. Livadas, Scott D. Alden:
A toolset for program understanding. 110-118 - David A. Kinloch, Malcolm Munro:
A combined representation for the maintenance of C programs. 119-127 - Ugo de Carlini, Andrea De Lucia, Giuseppe A. Di Lucca, Genoveffa Tortora:
An integrated and interactive reverse engineering environment for existing software comprehension. 128-137 - Paul J. Layzell, R. Champion, M. J. Freeman:
DOCKET: program comprehension-in-the-large. 140-148 - P. Benedusi, V. Benvenuto, L. Tomacelli:
The role of testing and dynamic analysis in program comprehension supports. 149-158 - Edward J. Younger, Martin P. Ward:
Understanding concurrent programs using program transformations. 160-168 - Oreste Signore, Mario Loffredo:
Charon: a tool for code redocumentation and re-engineering. 169-176 - Antonia Bertolino, Martina Marré:
Deriving path expressions recursively. 177-185 - F. Cutillo, Filippo Lanubile, Giuseppe Visaggio:
Extracting application domain functions from old code: a real experience. 186-192
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