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Static control-flow analysis for reverse engineering of UML sequence diagrams
2005
The 6th ACM SIGPLAN-SIGSOFT workshop on Program analysis for software tools and engineering - PASTE '05
UML sequence diagrams are commonly used to represent the interactions among collaborating objects. Reverse-engineered sequence diagrams are constructed from existing code, and have a variety of uses in software development, maintenance, and testing. In static analysis for such reverse engineering, an open question is how to represent the intraprocedural flow of control from the code using the control-flow primitives of UML 2.0. We propose simple UML extensions that are necessary to capture
doi:10.1145/1108792.1108816
dblp:conf/paste/RountevVR05
fatcat:5bzqj6qamjg7xhzttie7vk5m5e