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313 papers:

ICST-2018-SharmaHM #adaptation: Finding Substitutable Binary Code for Reverse Engineering by Synthesizing Adapters (VS, KH, SM), pp. 150–160.
SANER-2017-MercierCJ #analysis #automation #memory management #named: dynStruct: An automatic reverse engineering tool for structure recovery and memory use analysis (DM, AC, RJ), pp. 497–501.
SANER-2017-MoserPP #documentation #generative #towards: Towards reverse engineering of intermediate code for documentation generators (MM, MP, JP), pp. 553–554.
CASE-2017-MazakWP #markov #process: Reverse engineering of production processes based on Markov chains (AM, MW, PPB), pp. 680–686.
CSEET-2016-HajjejHA #development #process: A Generic E-Assessment Process Development Based on Reverse Engineering and Cloud Services (FH, YBH, LJBA), pp. 157–165.
ICPC-2016-CloutierKE #named #web: WAVI: A reverse engineering tool for web applications (JC, SK, GEB), pp. 1–3.
ICSME-2016-DeckerSCM #diagrams #uml: A Tool for Efficiently Reverse Engineering Accurate UML Class Diagrams (MJD, KS, MLC, JIM), pp. 607–609.
ICSME-2016-WashizakiGK #metamodelling #taxonomy: A Taxonomy for Program Metamodels in Program Reverse Engineering (HW, YGG, FK), pp. 44–55.
SANER-2016-FleckKMNPTW #case study #experience #multi #tool support: Experience Report on Building ASTM Based Tools for Multi-language Reverse Engineering (GF, WK, MM, LN, JP, RT, MW), pp. 683–687.
SANER-2016-SailerDLM #named #realtime: CoreTAna: A Trace Analyzer for Reverse Engineering Real-Time Software (AS, MD, GL, JM), pp. 657–660.
KDD-2016-DingFC #assembly #named: Kam1n0: MapReduce-based Assembly Clone Search for Reverse Engineering (SHHD, BCMF, PC), pp. 461–470.
ASE-2016-AlshanqitiHK #contract #dynamic analysis #using #visual notation: Visual contract extractor: a tool for reverse engineering visual contracts using dynamic analysis (AMA, RH, TK), pp. 816–821.
ICSME-2015-SneedV #visual notation: Reverse engineering a visual age application (HMS, CV), pp. 487–496.
SANER-2015-BaoLXWZ #interactive: Reverse engineering time-series interaction data from screen-captured videos (LB, JL, ZX, XW, BZ), pp. 399–408.
ASE-2015-NguyenC #mobile #user interface: Reverse Engineering Mobile Application User Interfaces with REMAUI (T) (TAN, CC), pp. 248–259.
SAC-2015-TriasCSM #migration #named #tool support #web: RE-CMS: a reverse engineering toolkit for the migration to CMS-based web applications (FT, VdC, MLS, EM), pp. 810–812.
DAC-2015-GuoTFD #anti #obfuscation: Investigation of obfuscation-based anti-reverse engineering for printed circuit boards (ZG, MT, DF, JD), p. 6.
CSMR-WCRE-2014-AbbasiAHC #web: Reverse engineering web configurators (EKA, MA, PH, AC), pp. 264–273.
CSMR-WCRE-2014-Bos #lightweight #runtime: Lightweight runtime reverse engineering of binary file format variants (JvdB), pp. 367–370.
ICSME-2014-HabringerMP #case study #experience #legacy #sql: Reverse Engineering PL/SQL Legacy Code: An Experience Report (MH, MM, JP), pp. 553–556.
GT-VMT-2014-AlshanqitiH #contract #java #towards #visual notation: Towards Dynamic Reverse Engineering Visual Contracts from Java (AMA, RH).
CIKM-2014-AlabdulmohsinGZ #robust: Adding Robustness to Support Vector Machines Against Adversarial Reverse Engineering (IMA, XG, XZ), pp. 231–240.
ICMT-2014-CuadradoGL #model transformation #reuse #usability: Reverse Engineering of Model Transformations for Reusability (JSC, EG, JdL), pp. 186–201.
ICSE-2014-KimSZXA #component #functional #reuse: Reuse-oriented reverse engineering of functional components from x86 binaries (DK, WNS, XZ, DX, HA), pp. 1128–1139.
DAC-2014-WeiWNP #physics #using: Reverse Engineering and Prevention Techniques for Physical Unclonable Functions Using Side Channels (SW, JBW, AN, MP), p. 6.
SIGMOD-2013-ZhangEPS #query: Reverse engineering complex join queries (MZ, HE, CMP, DS), pp. 809–820.
ICSM-2013-Abbasi #web: Reverse Engineering Web Sales Configurators (EKA), pp. 586–589.
WCRE-2013-HarmanLW #programming #search-based: Genetic programming for Reverse Engineering (MH, WBL, WW), pp. 1–10.
WCRE-2013-Lammel #industrial: Reverse Engineering in Industry (RL), p. 21.
VISSOFT-2013-Wehrwein #lightweight #matrix #using #visualisation: Lightweight software reverse engineering using augmented matrix visualizations (BW), pp. 1–4.
SEKE-2013-YoonMPP #diagrams #sequence chart: Reverse Engineering of Sequence Diagrams by Merging Call Trees (SY, SM, SP, SP), pp. 368–374.
PLEASE-2013-Zhang0 #framework #named #towards #variability: RECoVar: A solution framework towards reverse engineering variability (BZ, MB), pp. 45–48.
DATE-2013-SubramanyanTPRSM #analysis #functional #using: Reverse engineering digital circuits using functional analysis (PS, NT, KP, DR, AS, SM), pp. 1277–1280.
CSMR-2012-Penta #approach #developer #empirical #maintenance: Empirical Studies in Reverse Engineering and Maintenance: Employing Developers to Evaluate Your Approach and Tool (MDP), pp. 567–568.
WCRE-2012-GallagherCD: The Law and Reverse Engineering (KG, CC, JD), pp. 3–4.
WCRE-2012-HemelK #case study #clone detection #detection #linux #source code #using #variability: Reverse Engineering Variability in Source Code Using Clone Detection: A Case Study for Linux Variants of Consumer Electronic Devices (AH, RK), pp. 357–366.
WCRE-2012-JoorabchiM #mobile: Reverse Engineering iOS Mobile Applications (MEJ, AM), pp. 177–186.
SEKE-2012-GokhaleSM #education #open source #re-engineering #tool support: Evaluating Open Source Reverse Engineering Tools for Teaching Software Engineering (SSG, TS, RM), pp. 162–167.
ECSA-2011-AcherCCMDL #architecture #feature model #modelling: Reverse Engineering Architectural Feature Models (MA, AC, PC, PM, LD, PL), pp. 220–235.
CSMR-2011-NagyVFGKK #design: Solutions for Reverse Engineering 4GL Applications, Recovering the Design of a Logistical Wholesale System (CN, LV, RF, TG, FK, IK), pp. 343–346.
SCAM-2011-RoubtsovSMB #diagrams #enterprise #java #named #sequence chart: I2SD: Reverse Engineering Sequence Diagrams from Enterprise Java Beans with Interceptors (SAR, AS, AM, MvdB), pp. 155–164.
WCRE-2011-AntunesNV #network #protocol: Reverse Engineering of Protocols from Network Traces (JA, NFN, PV), pp. 169–178.
WCRE-2011-FrankeEKW #lifecycle #mobile: Reverse Engineering of Mobile Application Lifecycles (DF, CE, SK, CW), pp. 283–292.
WCRE-2011-GrantCS #analysis #concept #source code #using: Reverse Engineering Co-maintenance Relationships Using Conceptual Analysis of Source Code (SG, JRC, DBS), pp. 87–91.
WCRE-2011-HaslingerLE #feature model #modelling #set #source code: Reverse Engineering Feature Models from Programs’ Feature Sets (ENH, RELH, AE), pp. 308–312.
WCRE-2011-RamonCM: Reverse Engineering of Event Handlers of RAD-Based Applications (ÓSR, JSC, JGM), pp. 293–302.
WCRE-2011-TreudeFSS #case study #security: An Exploratory Study of Software Reverse Engineering in a Security Context (CT, FMFF, MADS, MS), pp. 184–188.
CHI-2011-DixonLF #interface: Content and hierarchy in pixel-based methods for reverse engineering interface structure (MD, DL, JF), pp. 969–978.
GTTSE-2011-CleveNH #database #program analysis: Dynamic Program Analysis for Database Reverse Engineering (AC, NN, JLH), pp. 297–321.
ICSE-2011-SheLBWC #feature model #modelling: Reverse engineering feature models (SS, RL, TB, AW, KC), pp. 461–470.
DAC-2011-TorranceJ #state of the art: The state-of-the-art in semiconductor reverse engineering (RT, DJ), pp. 333–338.
CSMR-2010-BeckerHTKK #component #modelling #predict #quality: Reverse Engineering Component Models for Quality Predictions (SB, MH, MT, KK, JK), pp. 194–197.
ICSM-2010-Cosma #distributed #object-oriented: Reverse engineering object-oriented distributed systems (DCC), pp. 1–6.
WCRE-2010-DebrayP #self: Reverse Engineering Self-Modifying Code: Unpacker Extraction (SKD, JP), pp. 131–140.
WCRE-2010-WongASLM #behaviour #detection #programming #search-based #using: Reverse Engineering Utility Functions Using Genetic Programming to Detect Anomalous Behavior in Software (SW, MA, JS, KL, SM), pp. 141–149.
CHI-2010-DixonF #behaviour #implementation #interface #named #using: Prefab: implementing advanced behaviors using pixel-based reverse engineering of interface structure (MD, JF), pp. 1525–1534.
CAiSE-2010-RamdoyalCH #analysis #concept #database #interactive #user interface: Reverse Engineering User Interfaces for Interactive Database Conceptual Analysis (RR, AC, JLH), pp. 332–347.
ASE-2010-BruneliereCJM #framework #modelling #named: MoDisco: a generic and extensible framework for model driven reverse engineering (HB, JC, FJ, FM), pp. 173–174.
ASE-2010-RamonCM #legacy #modelling #user interface #visual notation: Model-driven reverse engineering of legacy graphical user interfaces (ÓSR, JSC, JGM), pp. 147–150.
ICSE-2010-DettenMT: Reverse engineering with the reclipse tool suite (MvD, MM, DT), pp. 299–300.
ICSE-2010-LunguL #ecosystem: The small project observatory: a tool for reverse engineering software ecosystems (ML, ML), pp. 289–292.
CSMR-2009-FrancescomarinoMT #process #web: Reverse Engineering of Business Processes exposed as Web Applications (CDF, AM, PT), pp. 139–148.
ICSM-2009-AmalfitanoFT #behaviour #internet #modelling: Experimenting a reverse engineering technique for modelling the behaviour of rich internet applications (DA, ARF, PT), pp. 571–574.
ICSM-2009-StroblBGK #database #legacy #re-engineering: Digging deep: Software reengineering supported by database reverse engineering of a system with 30+ years of legacy (SS, MB, TG, WK), pp. 407–410.
WCRE-1999-BouhissiM99a #web #web service: Reverse Engineering Existing Web Service Applications (HEB, MM), pp. 279–283.
WCRE-1999-Perez-CastilloGCPP99a #database #named #relational #web #web service: PRECISO: A Reverse Engineering Tool to Discover Web Services from Relational Databases (RPC, IGRdG, IC, MP, MP), pp. 309–310.
WCRE-1999-Perin99a #assurance #evolution #quality: Enabling the Evolution of J2EE Applications through Reverse Engineering and Quality Assurance (FP), pp. 291–294.
WCRE-1999-SerebrenikRRB99a #diagrams #enterprise #java #sequence chart: Reverse Engineering Sequence Diagrams for Enterprise JavaBeans with Business Method Interceptors (AS, SAR, EER, MvdB), pp. 269–273.
WCRE-2009-Hainaut #future of #legacy: Legacy and Future of Data Reverse Engineering (JLH), p. 4.
ICEIS-ISAS-2009-LopesGBF #case study #industrial #ontology: Reverse Engineering a Domain Ontology to Uncover Fundamental Ontological Distinctions — An Industrial Case Study in the Domain of Oil and Gas Production and Exploration (ML, GG, FAB, RdAF), pp. 262–267.
ICLP-2009-King #abstraction #logic: Untangling Reverse Engineering with Logic and Abstraction (AK), p. 37.
CSMR-2008-Bernardi #aspect-oriented #assessment #comprehension #evolution #testing: Reverse Engineering of Aspect Oriented Systems to Support their Comprehension, Evolution, Testing and Assessment (MLB), pp. 290–293.
CSMR-2008-ChouambeKK #component: Reverse Engineering Software-Models of Component-Based Systems (LC, BK, KK), pp. 93–102.
CSMR-2008-TeleaV #c++ #named: SOLIDFX: An Integrated Reverse Engineering Environment for C++ (ACT, LV), pp. 320–322.
ICPC-2008-MonganSM #distributed #re-engineering: Re-Engineering a Reverse Engineering Portal to a Distributed SOA (WMM, MS, SM), pp. 218–223.
ICSM-2008-Kienle #component #development #process #tool support #towards: Building reverse engineering tools with software components: Towards a dedicated development process for academia (HMK), pp. 416–419.
ICSM-2008-Lungu #ecosystem #towards: Towards reverse engineering software ecosystems (ML), pp. 428–431.
WCRE-2008-AlalfiCD #database #diagrams #named #relational #sql #uml #xmi: SQL2XMI: Reverse Engineering of UML-ER Diagrams from Relational Database Schemas (MHA, JRC, TRD), pp. 187–191.
WCRE-2008-AmalfitanoFT #finite #internet #state machine: Reverse Engineering Finite State Machines from Rich Internet Applications (DA, ARF, PT), pp. 69–73.
WCRE-2008-CeccatoDTM #java #legacy #migration: Data Model Reverse Engineering in Migrating a Legacy System to Java (MC, TRD, PT, DM), pp. 177–186.
WCRE-2008-CleveH #data-driven #dynamic analysis #sql: Dynamic Analysis of SQL Statements for Data-Intensive Applications Reverse Engineering (AC, JLH), pp. 192–196.
WCRE-2008-Devanbu #collaboration #communication #development #open source: Reverse Engineering the Bazaar: Collaboration and Communication in Open Source Development (PTD), p. 4.
WCRE-2008-FulopHFG #benchmark #metric #tool support #towards: Towards a Benchmark for Evaluating Reverse Engineering Tools (LJF, PH, RF, TG), pp. 335–336.
WCRE-2008-Geet #enterprise: Reverse Engineering in the World of Enterprise SOA (JVG), pp. 311–314.
WCRE-2008-HindleGH: Reverse Engineering CAPTCHAs (AH, MWG, RCH), pp. 59–68.
SOFTVIS-2008-TeleaV #c++ #interactive #scalability: An interactive reverse engineering environment for large-scale C++ code (ACT, LV), pp. 67–76.
SEKE-2008-DuffyHM #c++ #comprehension #evolution #interface #library #protocol #scalability: Reverse Engineering Interface Protocols for Comprehension of Large C++ Libraries during Code Evolution Tasks (EBD, JOH, BAM), pp. 303–308.
SEKE-2008-TinkhamTP #assessment #comprehension #java #source code #testing #tool support: A Qualitative Assessment of the Reverse Engineering Capabilities of Unit Testing Tools for Understanding Java Programs (AT, SRT, TP), pp. 111–116.
ECMDA-FA-2008-BorkGSZ #approach #towards: Towards Roundtrip Engineering — A Template-Based Reverse Engineering Approach (MB, LG, CS, AZ), pp. 33–47.
MoDELS-2008-BruhlmannGGN: Enriching Reverse Engineering with Annotations (AB, TG, OG, ON), pp. 660–674.
MoDELS-2008-BruhlmannGGN: Enriching Reverse Engineering with Annotations (AB, TG, OG, ON), pp. 660–674.
WCRE-J-2005-KraftMP07 #framework: An infrastructure to support interoperability in reverse engineering (NAK, BAM, JFP), pp. 292–307.
ICPC-2007-Godfrey #hybrid #object-oriented: A Hybrid Program Model for Object-Oriented Reverse Engineering (MWG), pp. 81–90.
ICSM-2007-Arcelli: Working Session on Reverse Engineering techniques for Application Portfolio Management — RE4APM 2007 - (FA), pp. 495–496.
ICSM-2007-Gueheneuc #flexibility #named: Ptidej: A Flexible Reverse Engineering Tool Suite (YGG), pp. 529–530.
PASTE-2007-ShepherdPV #case study #natural language #program analysis: Case study: supplementing program analysis with natural language analysis to improve a reverse engineering task (DCS, LLP, KVS), pp. 49–54.
WCRE-2007-Kienle #component #lessons learnt #tool support: Building Reverse Engineering Tools with Software Components: Ten Lessons Learned (HMK), pp. 289–292.
WCRE-2007-LunguLGH: Reverse Engineering Super-Repositories (ML, ML, TG, RH), pp. 120–129.
WCRE-2007-Mobley #performance: Reverse Engineering for Software Performance Engineering (KM), pp. 302–304.
WCRE-2007-Reifer: The Dark Side of Software Reverse Engineering (DJR).
WCRE-2007-ShevertalovM #protocol: A Reverse Engineering Tool for Extracting Protocols of Networked Applications (MS, SM), pp. 229–238.
WCRE-2007-Staiger #analysis #user interface #using #visual notation: Reverse Engineering of Graphical User Interfaces Using Static Analyses (SS), pp. 189–198.
WCRE-2007-WalkinshawBHS #grammar inference #interactive #state machine: Reverse Engineering State Machines by Interactive Grammar Inference (NW, KB, MH, SS), pp. 209–218.
SEKE-2007-KearneyP #automation #framework #named #tool support #uml: REM4j — A Framework for Measuring the Reverse Engineering Capability of UML CASE Tools (SK, JFP), pp. 209–214.
ECMDA-FA-2007-UlrichP #case study #distributed #industrial #modelling #validation: Reverse Engineering Models from Traces to Validate Distributed Systems — An Industrial Case Study (AU, AP), pp. 184–193.
CSMR-2006-TuunanenKK #approach #information retrieval #named: ASLA: Reverse Engineering Approach for Software License Information Retrieval (TT, JK, TK), pp. 291–294.
ICPC-2006-JinC #tool support #using: Integrating Reverse Engineering Tools Using a Service-Sharing Methodology (DJ, JRC), pp. 94–99.
ICPC-2006-MoiseWHH #scripting language: Reverse Engineering Scripting Language Extensions (DLM, KW, HJH, DH), pp. 295–306.
ICSM-2006-DraganCM: Reverse Engineering Method Stereotypes (ND, MLC, JIM), pp. 24–34.
WCRE-2006-Briand #challenge #paradigm: The Experimental Paradigm in Reverse Engineering: Role, Challenges, and Limitations (LCB), pp. 3–8.
WCRE-2006-CleveHH #dependence #graph #using: Data Reverse Engineering using System Dependency Graphs (AC, JH, JLH), pp. 157–166.
WCRE-2006-CoxS #case study #experience: Reverse Engineering in Support of Litigation: Experiences in an Adversarial Environment (AC, TJS), pp. 288–292.
WCRE-2006-DAmbrosL #logic: Reverse Engineering with Logical Coupling (MD, ML), pp. 189–198.
WCRE-2006-FontanaRGAS #design pattern #detection: Design Pattern Detection for Reverse Engineering (FAF, CR, YGG, GA, JMS), p. 316.
WCRE-2006-KorshunovaPBM #c++ #diagrams #named #process #sequence #source code #uml #xmi: CPP2XMI: Reverse Engineering of UML Class, Sequence, and Activity Diagrams from C++ Source Code (EK, MP, MvdB, MRM), pp. 297–298.
WCRE-2006-SneedS #interface: Reverse Engineering of System Interfaces A Report from the Field (HMS, SHS), pp. 125–133.
WCRE-2006-Torchiano #empirical: Empirical Studies in Reverse Engineering (MT), p. 314.
SEKE-2006-BouchachiaW #rule-based: Reverse Engineering of Rule-based Systems (AB, DW), pp. 45–50.
AdaEurope-2006-RazaVP #named #program analysis: Bauhaus — A Tool Suite for Program Analysis and Reverse Engineering (AR, GV, EP), pp. 71–82.
ASE-2006-ShiO #design pattern #java #source code: Reverse Engineering of Design Patterns from Java Source Code (NS, RAO), pp. 123–134.
ICSE-2006-RamalingamKFS #modelling #object-oriented #semantics: Semantics-based reverse engineering of object-oriented data models (GR, RK, JF, SS), pp. 192–201.
SAC-2006-KatsimpaPSTT #modelling #using: Application modeling using reverse engineering techniques (TK, YP, ES, GT, AKT), pp. 1250–1255.
WICSA-2005-Chikofsky #architecture #on the: On the Meeting of Software Architecture and Reverse Engineering (EJC), pp. 17–24.
WICSA-2005-Koschke #architecture #what: What Architects Should Know About Reverse Engineering and Rengineering (RK), pp. 4–10.
ICDAR-2005-RigamontiBHLI #canonical #documentation #representation #towards: Towards a Canonical and Structured Representation of PDF Documents through Reverse Engineering (MR, JLB, KH, DL, RI), pp. 1050–1055.
ITiCSE-2005-Ghafarian #education #re-engineering: Reverse engineering technique to enhance software engineering education (AG), p. 354.
CSMR-2005-BoisDV #comprehension #question: Does the “Refactor to Understand” Reverse Engineering Pattern Improve Program Comprehension? (BDB, SD, JV), pp. 334–343.
CSMR-2005-DraheimLW #independence #source code #web: A Source Code Independent Reverse Engineering Tool for Dynamic Web Sites (DD, CL, GW), pp. 168–177.
ICSM-2005-PanasS #evaluation #framework: Evaluation of a Framework for Reverse Engineering Tool Construction (TP, MS), pp. 145–154.
ICSM-2005-SalahDMSV #named #sequence: Scenariographer: A Tool for Reverse Engineering Class Usage Scenarios from Method Invocation Sequences (MS, TD, SM, AS, FIV), pp. 155–164.
ICSM-2005-Tramontana #web: Reverse Engineering Web Applications (PT), pp. 705–708.
ICSM-IT-2005-LiHCC #named #object-oriented: XDRE: A Reverse Engineering Tool of Object-Oriented Software (QL, SH, HC, PC), pp. 65–68.
PASTE-2005-RountevVR #analysis #control flow #diagrams #sequence chart #uml: Static control-flow analysis for reverse engineering of UML sequence diagrams (AR, OV, MR), pp. 96–102.
WCRE-2005-KraftMP #framework #towards: Toward an Infrastructure to Support Interoperability in Reverse Engineering (NAK, BAM, JFP), pp. 196–205.
WCRE-2005-KuhnDG #clustering #semantics: Enriching Reverse Engineering with Semantic Clustering (AK, SD, TG), pp. 133–142.
WCRE-2005-SuttonM #c++ #modelling #uml: Mappings for Accurately Reverse Engineering UML Class Models from C++ (AS, JIM), pp. 175–184.
WCRE-2005-UdupaDM #named #obfuscation: Deobfuscation: Reverse Engineering Obfuscated Code (SKU, SKD, MM), pp. 45–54.
WCRE-2005-YuMWLLZLL #named #requirements: RETR: Reverse Engineering to Requirements (YY, JM, YW, SL, AL, YZ, ML, JCSdPL), p. 234.
RE-2005-YuWMLLL #legacy #modelling: Reverse Engineering Goal Models from Legacy Code (YY, YW, JM, SL, AL, JCSdPL), pp. 363–372.
ICSE-2005-Tonella #object-oriented: Reverse engineering of object oriented code (PT), pp. 724–725.
ATEM-2004-JinC05 #integration #ontology #tool support: Factbase Filtering Issues in an Ontology-Based Reverse Engineering Tool Integration System (DJ, JRC), pp. 65–75.
ATEM-2004-KarailaS05 #case study #industrial #metadata #on the #reuse #visual notation: On the Role of Metadata in Visual Language Reuse and Reverse Engineering — An Industrial Case (MK, TS), pp. 29–41.
CSMR-2004-MoiseWS #dot-net #visual notation: Integrating a Reverse Engineering Tool with Microsoft Visual Studio .NET (DLM, KW, DS), pp. 85–94.
CSMR-2004-Sneed #testing: Reverse Engineering of Test Cases for Selective Regression Testing (HMS), pp. 69–74.
ICSM-2004-GirbaDL #evolution: Yesterday’s Weather: Guiding Early Reverse Engineering Efforts by Summarizing the Evolution of Changes (TG, SD, ML), pp. 40–49.
ICSM-2004-RivaSSX #analysis #architecture #maintenance #uml: UML-Based Reverse Engineering and Model Analysis Approaches for Software Architecture Maintenance (CR, PS, TS, JX), pp. 50–59.
IWPC-2004-DistantePT #perspective #towards #transaction #web: Towards a Technique for Reverse Engineering Web Transactions from a User’s Perspective (DD, TP, SRT), pp. 142–150.
IWPC-2004-PanasLL #reuse: Reuse in Reverse Engineering (TP, JL, WL), pp. 52–61.
IWPC-2004-Tadonki: Universal Report: A Generic Reverse Engineering Tool (CT), pp. 266–267.
WCRE-2004-BruntinkDT #aspect-oriented #empirical: An Initial Experiment in Reverse Engineering Aspects (MB, AvD, TT), pp. 306–307.
WCRE-2004-GarciaLPAA #approach #effectiveness #towards: Towards an Effective Approach for Reverse Engineering (VCG, DL, AFdP, AÁ, ESdA), pp. 298–299.
WCRE-2004-HassanH: The Small World of Software Reverse Engineering (AEH, RCH), pp. 278–283.
WCRE-2004-RocheC #comprehension #hardware: Combined Software and Hardware Comprehension in Reverse Engineering (PLR, AC), pp. 234–243.
WCRE-2004-WuMSL #approach #maintenance #version control: A Reverse Engineering Approach to Support Software Maintenance: Version Control Knowledge Extraction (XW, AM, MADS, RL), pp. 90–99.
ICEIS-v1-2004-WangLAB #database #legacy #relational #xml: Converting Legacy Relational Database into XML Database through Reverse Engineering (CW, ACWL, RA, KB), pp. 216–221.
ICPR-v4-2004-KadyrovP: Reverse Engineering the Human Vision System: A Possible Explanation for the Role of Microsaccades (AK, MP), pp. 64–67.
SEKE-2004-JahnkeB #architecture #clustering #using: Reverse Engineering Software Architecture using Rough Clusters (JHJ, YB), pp. 270–275.
SAC-2004-AvinoGM #finite #problem: Applications of finite fields to dynamical systems and reverse engineering problems (MAA, ELG, OM), pp. 191–196.
SAC-2004-BellettiniMT #named #web: WebUml: reverse engineering of web applications (CB, AM, AT), pp. 1662–1669.
ATEM-2003-LethbridgeTP04 #metamodelling: The Dagstuhl Middle Metamodel: A Schema For Reverse Engineering (TCL, ST, EP), pp. 7–18.
ATEM-2003-MoiseW04: Issues in Integrating Schemas for Reverse Engineering (DLM, KW), pp. 81–91.
ATEM-2003-NaikB04 #analysis #framework #programmable: A Programmable Analysis and Transformation Framework for Reverse Engineering (RN, AB), pp. 39–49.
CSMR-2003-JinCD #adaptation #concept #integration #tool support #transaction #using: Transparent Reverse Engineering Tool Integration Using a Conceptual Transaction Adapter (DJ, JRC, TRD), pp. 399–408.
ICSM-2003-JohnsonD #experience #information management #legacy #using: Experience in developing interoperations among legacy information systems using partial reverse engineering (MJ, CNGD), pp. 369–372.
ICSM-2003-TonellaP #c++ #diagrams #interactive: Reverse Engineering of the Interaction Diagrams from C++ Code (PT, AP), pp. 159–168.
IWPC-2003-NiereWW #scalability: Handling Large Search Space in Pattern-Based Reverse Engineering (JN, JPW, LW), pp. 274–280.
WCRE-2003-BriandLM #diagrams #sequence chart #towards #uml: Towards the Reverse Engineering of UML Sequence Diagrams (LCB, YL, YM), pp. 57–66.
WCRE-2003-FavreGW #metamodelling: First International Workshop on Meta-Models and Schemas for Reverse Engineering — ateM 2003 (JMF, MWG, AW), pp. 366–367.
WCRE-2003-KolschW #fuzzy #modelling #repository: Fuzzy Extensions for Reverse Engineering Repository Models (UK, RW), pp. 113–122.
WCRE-2003-LiuS #process: Reverse Engineering the Process of Small Novice Software Teams (YL, ES), pp. 102–112.
WCRE-2003-MemonBN #testing #user interface #visual notation: GUI Ripping: Reverse Engineering of Graphical User Interfaces for Testing (AMM, IB, AN), pp. 260–269.
WCRE-2003-MoiseW #experience #industrial: An Industrial Experience in Reverse Engineering (DLM, KW), pp. 275–284.
WCRE-2003-SnavelyDA #bytecode: Unscheduling, Unpredication, Unspeculation: Reverse Engineering Itanium Executables (NS, SKD, GRA), pp. 4–13.
WCRE-2003-ZhuCKWKM #tool support: Leveraging Visio for Adoption-Centric Reverse Engineering Tools (QZ, YC, PK, AW, HMK, HAM), pp. 270–274.
AGTIVE-2003-Westfechtel #named #tool support: E-CARES — Telecommunication Re- and Reverse Engineering Tools (AM, BW), pp. 440–445.
ESEC-FSE-2003-Viljamaa #framework #interface #reuse: Reverse engineering framework reuse interfaces (JV), pp. 217–226.
CSMR-2002-LuccaFPTC #named #web: WARE: A Tool for the Reverse Engineering of Web Applications (GADL, ARF, FP, PT, UdC), pp. 241–250.
CSMR-2002-YehK: Reverse Engineering Aggregation Relationship Based on Propagation of Operations (DY, WYK), pp. 223–229.
ICSM-2002-FerencBTG #c++ #named: Columbus — Reverse Engineering Tool and Schema for C++ (RF, ÁB, MT, TG), pp. 172–181.
WCRE-2002-KollmanSSSZ #case study #state of the art #uml: A Study on the Current State of the Art in Tool-Supported UML-Based Static Reverse Engineering (RK, PS, ES, TS, AZ), p. 22–?.
ICML-2002-SucB: Qualitative reverse engineering (DS, IB), pp. 610–617.
SEKE-2002-MitchellMT: Search based reverse engineering (BSM, SM, MT), pp. 431–438.
CSEET-2001-Bothe #challenge #education #scalability: Reverse Engineering: The Challenge of Large-Scale Real-World Educational Projects (KB), pp. 115–126.
CSMR-2001-FavreDESA #component #scalability: Reverse Engineering a Large Component-Based Software Product (JMF, FD, JE, RS, JJA), pp. 95–104.
CSMR-2001-HenrardH #database #dependence #elicitation: Data Dependency Elicitation in Database Reverse Engineering (JH, JLH), pp. 11–19.
ICSM-2001-JohnsonR #information management #internet #legacy: Reverse Engineering Legacy Information Systems for Internet Based Interoperation (MJ, RDR), p. 32–?.
ICSM-2001-TonellaP #c++ #diagrams #uml: Reverse Engineering of the UML Class Diagram from C++ Code in Presence of Weakly Typed Containers (PT, AP), pp. 376–385.
IWPC-2001-AndritsosM #data analysis: Reverse Engineering Meets Data Analysis (PA, RJM), pp. 157–166.
IWPC-2001-GannodC #formal method #tool support #using: A Suite of Tools for Facilitating Reverse Engineering Using Formal Methods (GCG, BHCC), pp. 221–232.
IWPC-2001-Wong #challenge #community #research: Research Challenges in the Reverse Engineering Community (KW), p. 323.
IWPC-2001-ZayourL #tool support: Adoption of Reverse Engineering Tools: A Cognitive Perspective and Methodology (IZ, TCL), pp. 245–255.
WCRE-2001-Blaha #database #industrial: A Retrospective on Industrial Database Reverse Engineering Projects. Part 1 (MRB), pp. 136–146.
WCRE-2001-Blaha01a #database #industrial: A Retrospective on Industrial Database Reverse Engineering Projects. Part 2 (MRB), p. 147–?.
WCRE-2001-BoldyreffK: Reverse Engineering to Achieve Maintainable WWW Sites (CB, RK), p. 249–?.
WCRE-2001-Davis #lessons learnt: Lessons Learned in Data Reverse Engineering (KHD), pp. 323–327.
WCRE-2001-Huet #database #empirical: From an Informal Textual Lexicon to a Well-Structured Lexical Database: An Experiment in Data Reverse Engineering (GPH), pp. 127–135.
WCRE-2001-LuccaPAC #approach: An Approach for Reverse Engineering of Web-Based Application (GADL, MDP, GA, GC), pp. 231–240.
WCRE-2001-MancoridisSCGK #named: REportal: A Web-Based Portal Site for Reverse Engineering (SM, TSS, YFC, ERG, JLK), pp. 221–230.
WCRE-2001-VanderdoncktBS #flexibility #web: Flexible Reverse Engineering of Web Pages with VAQUISTA (JV, LB, NS), pp. 241–248.
SVIS-2001-Koschke #visualisation: Software Visualization for Reverse Engineering (RK), pp. 138–150.
ASE-2001-RugaberSS: Adequate Reverse Engineering (SR, TS, KS), p. 232–?.
ICSE-2001-TilleyH #case study #comprehension #tool support #web: Evaluating the Reverse Engineering Capabilities of Web Tools for Understanding Site Content and Structure: A Case Study (SRT, SH), pp. 514–523.
WCRE-J-1997-BaxterM00: Reverse engineering is reverse forward engineering (IDB, MM), pp. 131–147.
CSMR-2000-Keller #petri net: Reverse Engineering with Petri Nets (WK), pp. 235–238.
CSMR-2000-SwaffordEAM #case study #experience: Experiences Reverse Engineering Manually (DS, DE, PA, JM), pp. 189–198.
IWPC-2000-Anquetil #comparison #concept #graph: A Comparison of Graphs of Concept for Reverse Engineering (NA), pp. 231–240.
IWPC-2000-CounsellNM #architecture #object-oriented #testing: Architectural Level Hypothesis Testing through Reverse Engineering of Object-Oriented Software (SC, PN, EM), pp. 60–66.
WCRE-2000-BlahaB #database #education: Teaching Database Reverse Engineering (MRB, IB), pp. 79–85.
WCRE-2000-DavisA #overview: Data Reverse Engineering: A Historical Survey (KHD, PHA), pp. 70–78.
WCRE-2000-JahnkeW #tool support: Reverse Engineering Tools as Media for Imperfect Knowledge (JHJ, AW), pp. 22–31.
WCRE-2000-Ward #assembly #program transformation #specification: Reverse Engineering from Assembler to Formal Specifications via Program Transformations (MPW), p. 11–?.
FoSE-2000-MullerJSSTW #roadmap: Reverse engineering: a roadmap (HAM, JHJ, DBS, MADS, SRT, KW), pp. 47–60.
SAC-2000-BojicV #case study #uml: Reverse Engineering of Use Case Realizations in UML (DB, DMV), pp. 741–747.
CSMR-1999-Pedro-de-JesusS #database #relational: Selection of Reverse Engineering Methods for Relational Databases (MdLPdJ, PMAS), pp. 194–197.
CSMR-1999-SousaPPA #clustering #database: Clustering Relations into Abstract ER Schemas for Database Reverse Engineering (PMAS, MdLPdJ, GP, FBeA), pp. 169–177.
ICSM-1999-MayrhauserWL #approach #architecture #comprehension #experience: Experience Paper: Experience with a Reverse Engineering Architecture Approach to Increase Understanding (AvM, JW, QL), pp. 131–138.
WCRE-1999-Blaha #database #industrial: An Industrial Example of Database Reverse Engineering (MRB), pp. 196–203.
WCRE-1999-Cifuentes #development: The Impact of Copyright on the Development of Cutting Edge Binary Reverse Engineering Technology (CC), pp. 66–76.
WCRE-1999-DemeyerDL #approach #hybrid #metric #visualisation: A Hybrid Reverse Engineering Approach Combining Metrics and Program Visualization (SD, SD, ML), pp. 175–186.
WCRE-1999-FreitasL #reuse #tool support: Reusing Domains for the Construction of Reverse Engineering Tools (FGdF, JCSdPL), p. 24–?.
WCRE-1999-GannodC #design #framework: A Framework for Classifying and Comparing Software Reverse Engineering and Design Recovery Techniques (GCG, BHCC), pp. 77–88.
WCRE-1999-GannodC99a #approach #case study #formal method: A Formal Approach for Reverse Engineering: A Case Study (GCG, BHCC), pp. 100–111.
WCRE-1999-KornCK #java #named: Chava: Reverse Engineering and Tracking of Java Applets (JLK, YFC, EK), pp. 314–325.
WCRE-1999-StrouliaEKSM #approach #interface #legacy: Reverse Engineering Legacy Interfaces: An Interaction-Driven Approach (ES, MER, LK, PGS, BM), p. 292–?.
WCRE-1999-Systa #java #modelling #on the: On the Relationships between Static and Dynamic Models in Reverse Engineering Java Software (TS), pp. 304–313.
AGTIVE-1999-Cremer #graph #re-engineering #tool support: Graph-Based Reverse Engineering and Reengineering Tools (KC), pp. 95–109.
OOPSLA-1999-Duggan #composition #java #type system: Modular Type-Based Reverse Engineering of Parameterized Types in Java Code (DD), pp. 97–113.
ICSE-1999-GannodC #approach #specification: A Specification Matching Based Approach to Reverse Engineering (GCG, BHCC), pp. 389–398.
CSMR-1998-GhannouchiGK #approach: A Generic Approach for Data Reverse Engineering Taking into Account Application Doamin Knowledge (SAG, HHBG, FK), pp. 21–28.
ICSM-1998-Bennett #program transformation #question: Do Program Transformations Help Reverse Engineering? (KHB), p. 247–?.
ICSM-1998-YangLZ #abstraction #approach #problem #re-engineering: Tackling the Abstraction Problem for Reverse Engineering in a System Re-engineering Approach (HY, XL, HZ), pp. 284–293.
WCRE-1998-Blaha #database #on the: On Reverse Engineering of Vendor Databases (MRB), pp. 183–190.
WCRE-1998-CrossHBM #evaluation #framework #scalability #visualisation: Scalable Visualizations to Support Reverse Engineering: A Framework for Evaluation (JHCI, TDH, LAB, KSM), pp. 201–209.
WCRE-1998-Dayani-FardJ #mining #repository: Reverse Engineering by Mining Dynamic Repositories (HDF, IJ), pp. 174–182.
WCRE-1998-KoschkeG #analysis #representation: An Intermediate Representation for Reverse Engineering Analyses (RK, JFG), pp. 241–250.
WCRE-1998-TheodorosEBW #design #named #object-oriented #source code: ROMEO: Reverse Engineering from OO Source Code to OMT Design (TL, HME, AB, NW), pp. 191–200.
CAiSE-1998-HarrisonL #automation #information management #legacy #using: Automated Reverse Engineering of Legacy 4GL Information System Applications Using the ITOC Workbench (JVH, WML), pp. 41–57.
ICPR-1998-LagunovskyAK #image #recognition: Recognition of integrated circuit images in reverse engineering (DL, SA, MK), pp. 1640–1642.
ASE-1998-GannodCC #approach #automation #reuse: An Automated Approach for Supporting Software Reuse via Reverse Engineering (GCG, YC, BHCC), p. 94–?.
ASE-1998-HarmerB #automation #empirical #java #legacy #lisp: Brewing Fresh JAVA from Legacy Lisp — An Experiment in Automated Reverse Engineering (TJH, JMB), pp. 318–332.
CSMR-1997-JarzabekW #precise #tool support #towards: Towards a precise description of reverse engineering methods and tools (SJ, IW), pp. 3–9.
ICSM-1997-YangLC #re-engineering: Measuring Abstractness for Reverse Engineering in a Re-engineering Tool (HY, PL, WCC), p. 48–?.
WCRE-1997-AprilMA #approach: A Reverse Engineering Approach to Evaluate Function Point Rules (AA, EM, AA), pp. 236–246.
WCRE-1997-BaxterM: Reverse Engineering is Reverse Forward Engineering (IDB, MM), pp. 104–113.
WCRE-1997-BellayG #comparison #tool support: A Comparison of Four Reverse Engineering Tools (BB, HG), pp. 2–11.
WCRE-1997-Blaha #database: Dimensions of Database Reverse Engineering (MRB), pp. 176–183.
WCRE-1997-HainautHHRE #case study #database #information management: Knowledge Transfer in Database Reverse Engineering: A Supporting Case Study (JLH, JMH, JH, DR, VE), p. 194–?.
WCRE-1997-HendrixCBM #multi #tool support: Tool Support for Reverse Engineering Multi-Lingual Software (TDH, JHCI, LAB, KSM), pp. 136–143.
ICSM-2000-TortorellaV #component #named #process: CREP — Characterizing Reverse Engineering Process Component Methodology (MT, GV), pp. 222–231.
ASE-1997-GannodC #approach #automation #pointer #source code: A Formal Automated Approach for Reverse Engineering Programs with Pointers (GCG, BHCC), pp. 219–226.
ESEC-FSE-1997-JahnkeSZ #database #fuzzy #reasoning #relational: Generic Fuzzy Reasoning Nets as a Basis for Reverse Engineering Relational Database Applications (JHJ, WS, AZ), pp. 193–210.
ICSE-1997-Muller #migration: Reverse Engineering Strategies for Software Migration (HAM), pp. 659–660.
ICSE-1997-StoreyWM #named #visualisation: Rigi: A Visualization Environment for Reverse Engineering (MADS, KW, HAM), pp. 606–607.
ASF+SDF-1997-Moonen #analysis #architecture #data flow: A generic architecture for data flow analysis to support reverse engineering (LM), p. 10.
ICSM-1996-FiutemTAM #architecture: A Cliche-Based Environment to Support Architectural Reverse Engineering (RF, PT, GA, EM), pp. 319–328.
ICSM-1996-GannodC #c #source code #using: Using Informal and Formal Techniques for the Reverse Engineering of C Programs (GCG, BHCC), pp. 265–274.
ICSM-1996-YoungerLBB #analysis #concurrent #formal method #modelling #source code #using: Reverse Engineering Concurrent Programs using Formal Modelling and Analysis (EJY, ZL, KHB, TMB), pp. 255–264.
WCRE-1996-Cifuentes #automation: Partial Automation of an Integrated Reverse Engineering Environment of Binary Code (CC), pp. 50–56.
WCRE-1996-Davis #flexibility: Combining a Flexible Data Model and Phase Schema Translation in Data Model Reverse Engineering (KHD), p. 141–?.
WCRE-1996-FiutemTAM #architecture: A Cliche-Based Environment to Support Architectural Reverse Engineering (RF, PT, GA, EM), pp. 277–286.
WCRE-1996-GannodC #c #source code #using: Using Informal and Formal Techniques for the Reverse Engineering of C Programs (GCG, BHCC), pp. 249–258.
WCRE-1996-HainautHREH #database #elicitation: Structure Elicitation in Database Reverse Engineering (JLH, JH, DR, VE, JMH), pp. 131–140.
WCRE-1996-LakeB #approach #assembly #logic #modelling #source code: Reverse Engineering of Assembler Programs: A Model-Based Approach and its Logical Basis (TL, TB), pp. 67–75.
WCRE-1996-McAllister #database: Reverse Engineering a Medical Database (AJM), pp. 121–130.
WCRE-1996-Moore #detection #rule-based #user interface: Rule-Based Detection for Reverse Engineering User Interfaces (MMM), p. 42–?.
WCRE-1996-RobertsPK #assembly: A Portable Assembler Reverse Engineering Environment (PARE) (SNR, RLP, DGK), p. 76–?.
WCRE-1996-StoreyWFHHM #design #empirical #on the: On Designing an Experiment to Evaluate a Reverse Engineering Tool (MADS, KW, PF, DH, KH, HAM), p. 31–?.
WCRE-1996-YoungerLBB #analysis #concurrent #formal method #modelling #source code #using: Reverse Engineering Concurrent Programs Using Formal Modelling and Analysis (EJY, ZL, KHB, TMB), pp. 239–248.
ICPR-1996-EggertFF #multi: Simultaneous registration of multiple range views for use in reverse engineering (DWE, AWF, RBF), pp. 243–247.
KDD-1996-McKearneyR #database #information management: Reverse Engineering Databases for Knowledge Discovery (SM, HR), pp. 375–378.
SEKE-1996-Carver: Reverse Engineering Procedural Code for Object Recovery (DLC), pp. 442–449.
ICSM-1995-BullYBL #named #safety: Bylands: reverse engineering safety-critical systems (TMB, EJY, KHB, ZL), pp. 358–366.
ICSM-1995-Tilley #modelling: Domain-retargetable reverse engineering. III. Layered modeling (SRT), p. 52–?.
WCRE-1995-Davis #named: August-II: A Tool for Step-by-Step Data Model Reverse Engineering (KHD).
WCRE-1995-FioreLV #empirical: Analyzing Empirical Data from a Reverse Engineering Project (PF, FL, GV).
WCRE-1995-GannodC #semantics: Strongest Postcondition Semantics as the Formal Basis for Reverse Engineering (GCG, BHCC).
WCRE-1995-HainautEHHR #information management #requirements: Requirements for Information System Reverse Engineering Support (JLH, VE, JH, JMH, DR), pp. 134–145.
WCRE-1995-JarzabekK #design: Design of a Generic Reverse Engineering Assistant Tool (SJ, TPK), pp. 61–70.
WCRE-1995-Lutsky #automation #documentation #testing: Automating Testing by Reverse Engineering of Software Documentation (PL).
WCRE-1995-ZigmanW #re-engineering #reuse #specification: Integrating Reengineering, Reuse and Specification Tool Environments to Enable Reverse Engineering (FJZ, MLW).
SEKE-1995-GallKM: Pattern-Driven Reverse Engineering (HCG, RK, RM), pp. 334–341.
ICSE-1995-HarrisRY #architecture: Reverse Engineering to the Architectural Level (DRH, HBR, ASY), pp. 186–195.
ICSE-1995-Quilici #legacy #towards: Reverse Engineering of Legacy Systems: A Path Toward Success (AQ), pp. 333–336.
ICSE-1995-WeideHH #legacy: Reverse Engineering of Legacy Code Exposed (BWW, WDH, JEH), pp. 327–331.
SAC-1995-KaradimitriouTB #re-engineering #scalability: Reverse engineering and reengineering of a large serial system into a distributed-parallel version (KK, JMT, NEB), pp. 191–197.
ICSM-1994-DeBaudMR #analysis: Domain Analysis and Reverse Engineering (JMD, BM, SR), pp. 326–335.
ICSM-1994-Hildreth #requirements: Reverse Engineering Requirements for Process-Control Software (HH), pp. 316–325.
ICSM-1994-MerloGT #specification #user interface #visual notation: Inference of Graphical AUIDL Specifications for the Reverse Engineering of User Interfaces (EM, PYG, AT), pp. 80–88.
ICSM-1994-Tilley #personalisation #user interface: Domain-Retargetable Reverse Engineering II: Personalized User Interfaces (SRT), pp. 336–342.
FSE-1994-JacksonR #dependence: A New Model of Program Dependences for Reverse Engineering (DJ, EJR), pp. 2–10.
CSM-1993-TilleyMWW: Domain-Retargetable Reverse Engineering (SRT, HAM, MJW, KW), pp. 142–151.
WCRE-1993-AikenMR #framework #information management #legacy: A Framework for Reverse Engineering DoD Legacy Information Systems (PHA, AHM, RR), pp. 180–191.
WCRE-1993-CanforaCM #data type #identification #reuse: A Reverse Engineering Method for Identifying Reusable Abstract Data Types (GC, AC, MM), pp. 73–82.
WCRE-1993-Cross #ada #diagrams #named: GRASP/Ada: Reverse Engineering of Control Structure Diagrams (JHCI), pp. 107–116.
WCRE-1993-EdwardsM #cobol #named #specification: RECAST: Reverse Engineering from COBOL to SSADM Specifications (HME, MM), pp. 44–53.
WCRE-1993-HainautCTJ #database #formal method: Contribution to a Theory of Database Reverse Engineering (JLH, MC, CT, MJ), pp. 161–170.
WCRE-1993-LanoH: Integrating Formal and Structured Methods in Reverse Engineering (KL, HPH), pp. 17–26.
WCRE-1993-MerloGKPM #user interface: Reverse Engineering of User Interfaces (EM, JFG, KK, PP, RdM), pp. 171–179.
WCRE-1993-PremerlaniB #approach #database #relational: An Approach for Reverse Engineering of Relational Databases (WJP, MRB), pp. 151–160.
WCRE-1993-ReubensteinPR #analysis #parsing #tool support: Separating Parsing and Analysis in Reverse Engineering Tools (HBR, RLP, SNR), pp. 117–125.
WCRE-1993-RitschS #dynamic analysis #source code: Reverse Engineering Programs via Dynamic Analysis (HR, HMS), pp. 192–201.
WCRE-1993-SelfridgeWC #challenge: Challenges for the Field of Reverse Engineering (PGS, RCW, EJC), pp. 144–150.
WCRE-1993-WardB #program transformation: A Practical Program Transformation System for Reverse Engineering (MW, KB), pp. 212–221.
SEKE-1993-BourbakisR #automation #visual notation: An Expert Tool For Automatic Visual VLSI Reverse Engineering (NGB, DR), pp. 73–77.
SEKE-1993-CallissUCR: Reverse Engineering (FWC, JEU, JHCI, VR), pp. 544–545.
SEKE-1993-CanforaCCS #ada #animation #interactive #source code: Reverse Engineering and Interactive Animation of Ada Programs (GC, AC, UdC, LS), pp. 507–516.
SEKE-1993-McFallSH #object-oriented #representation: Reverse Engineering Structured Code to an Object-Oriented Representation (DM, GS, JH), pp. 86–93.
ESEC-1993-GallK #reuse: Capsule Oriented Reverse Engineering for Software Reuse (HG, RK), pp. 418–433.
ICSE-1993-BeckE #interface #slicing: Program and Interface Slicing for Reverse Engineering (JB, DE), pp. 509–518.
ICSE-1993-EdwardsM #cobol #named #specification: RECAST: Reverse Engineering from COBOL to SSADM Specification (HME, MM), pp. 499–508.
SEKE-1992-HuangSM #modelling #rule-based #source code #visual notation: A Rule-Based Tool for Reverse Engineering from Source Code to Graphical Models (HH, KS, IM), pp. 178–185.
SEKE-1992-Wagner #automation: The Renaissance of CASE Through Computer Aided Reverse Engineering (CARE) (JW), pp. 551–559.
LFP-1990-TolmachA #debugging #ml #standard: Debugging Standard ML Without Reverse Engineering (APT, AWA), pp. 1–12.