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Quality of the Source Code for Design and Architecture Recovery Techniques: Utilities are the Problem
2009
2009 Ninth International Conference on Quality Software
Software maintenance is perhaps one of the most difficult activities in software engineering, especially for systems that have undergone several years of ad hoc maintenance. The problem is that, for such systems, the gap between the system implementation and its design models tend to be considerably large. Reverse engineering techniques, particularly the ones that focus on design and architecture recovery, aim to reduce this gap by recovering high-level design views from the source code. The
doi:10.1109/qsic.2009.69
dblp:conf/qsic/PirzadehAH09
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