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Achieving a reuse perspective within a component recovery process: an industrial scale case study

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posted on 2012-05-24, 08:17 authored by Andrew LeGear, Jim BuckleyJim Buckley, Brendan Cleary, J.J. Collins
Identifying elements of existing software that are reused within a system may provide maintainers with valuable insights during system evolution. This paper evaluates an extension of software reconnaissance that can be used to analyse reuse across features in a system, as part of a component recovery process proposed in [18]. We illustrate and evaluate retrieval of reuse information in this fashion using a large, commercial ERP and warehousing application. Results suggest that the approach scales well in terms of reuse information across features in existing software, providing maintainers with a valuable new perspective on the software system in question.

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Proceedings of the 13th International Workshop on Program Comprehension (IWPC’05);

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