Mark Harman, Malcolm Munro, Lin Hu, Xingyuan Zhang
Special Issue on the First International Workshop on Source Code Analysis and Manipulation
SCAM-J-2001, 2002.

@proceedings{SCAM-J-2001,
	editor        = "Mark Harman and Malcolm Munro and Lin Hu and Xingyuan Zhang",
	journal       = "{Information & Software Technology}",
	number        = 13,
	title         = "{Special Issue on the First International Workshop on Source Code Analysis and Manipulation}",
	volume        = 44,
	year          = 2002,
}

Contents (9 items)

SCAM-J-2001-SouterP02 #automation #identification

Characterization and automatic identification of type infeasible call chains (ALS, LLP), pp. 721–732.

SCAM-J-2001-ChenXYZ02 #ada #concurrent #detection

Concurrent Ada dead statements detection (ZC, BX, HY, JZ), pp. 733–741.

SCAM-J-2001-AndersonBRT02 #points-to #set

Flow insensitive points-to sets (PA, DB, GR, TT), pp. 743–754.

SCAM-J-2001-AntoniolVMP02 #evolution #kernel #linux

Analyzing cloning evolution in the Linux kernel (GA, UV, EM, MDP), pp. 755–765.

SCAM-J-2001-Vanter02 #source code

The documentary structure of source code (MvdV), pp. 767–782.

SCAM-J-2001-BartoliniP02 #embedded #program transformation

A cache-aware program transformation technique suitable for embedded systems (SB, CAP), pp. 783–795.

SCAM-J-2001-SchuppGML02 #behaviour #library #semantics

Semantic and behavioral library transformations (SS, DG, DRM, SML), pp. 797–810.

SCAM-J-2001-RiccaTB02 #web

Web application transformations based on rewrite rules (FR, PT, IDB), pp. 811–825.

SCAM-J-2001-CordyDMS02 #re-engineering #txl #using

Source transformation in software engineering using the TXL transformation system (JRC, TRD, AJM, KAS), pp. 827–837.