Proceedings of the Ninth International Working Conference on Source Code Analysis and Manipulation
SCAM, 2009.

@proceedings{SCAM-2009,
	address       = "Edmonton, Alberta, Canada",
	isbn          = "978-0-7695-3793-1",
	publisher     = "{IEEE Computer Society}",
	title         = "{Proceedings of the Ninth International Working Conference on Source Code Analysis and Manipulation}",
	year          = 2009,
}

Contents (20 items)

4 ×#analysis
3 ×#java
3 ×#source code
2 ×#maintenance
2 ×#named
2 ×#tool support
2 ×#towards

SCAM-2009-LangeM #communication #csp #named #process #thread #towards

thr2csp: Toward Transforming Threads into Communicating Sequential Processes (RCL, SM), pp. 3–12.

SCAM-2009-Giffhorn #concurrent #source code

Chopping Concurrent Programs (DG), pp. 13–22.

SCAM-2009-Ward #slicing

Properties of Slicing Definitions (MPW), pp. 23–32.

SCAM-2009-QianZX #analysis #lazy evaluation

Improving Side-Effect Analysis with Lazy Access Path Resolving (JQ, YZ, BX), pp. 35–44.

SCAM-2009-GutzmannKLL #analysis #points-to #towards

Towards Comparing and Combining Points-to Analyses (TG, AK, JL, WL), pp. 45–54.

SCAM-2009-AlvesV #estimation #test coverage

Static Estimation of Test Coverage (TLA, JV), pp. 55–64.

SCAM-2009-TiarksKF #assessment #detection #state of the art #tool support

An Assessment of Type-3 Clones as Detected by State-of-the-Art Tools (RT, RK, RF), pp. 67–76.

SCAM-2009-Gode #evolution

Evolution of Type-1 Clones (NG), pp. 77–86.

SCAM-2009-BinkleyH #clustering #dependence #identification #scalability

Identifying “Linchpin Vertices” That Cause Large Dependence Clusters (DB, MH), pp. 89–98.

SCAM-2009-SpaccoW #lightweight

Lightweight Techniques for Tracking Unique Program Statements (JS, CCW), pp. 99–108.

SCAM-2009-Prause #fine-grained #maintenance #metadata

Maintaining Fine-Grained Code Metadata Regardless of Moving, Copying and Merging (CP), pp. 109–118.

SCAM-2009-GutzmannS #java

Backporting Java 5 Code (TG, TS), pp. 121–122.

SCAM-2009-CanetCM #analysis #c #source code

A Value Analysis for C Programs (GC, PC, BM), pp. 123–124.

SCAM-2009-Ward09a #maintenance #tool support

The FermaT Maintenance Environment Tool Demonstration (MPW), pp. 125–126.

SCAM-2009-HamiltonD #bytecode #evaluation #java

An Evaluation of Current Java Bytecode Decompilers (JH, SD), pp. 129–136.

SCAM-2009-AchenbachO #abstraction #model checking #testing

Engineering Abstractions in Model Checking and Testing (MA, KO), pp. 137–146.

SCAM-2009-DavidH #concept

Concepts as Syntactic Sugar (VD, MH), pp. 147–156.

SCAM-2009-AlikacemS #framework #metric

A Metric Extraction Framework Based on a High-Level Description Language (EHA, HAS), pp. 159–167.

SCAM-2009-KlintSV #analysis #domain-specific language #named #rascal #source code

RASCAL: A Domain Specific Language for Source Code Analysis and Manipulation (PK, TvdS, JJV), pp. 168–177.

SCAM-2009-LammelZ #grammar recovery #java #specification

Recovering Grammar Relationships for the Java Language Specification (RL, VZ), pp. 178–186.