Proceedings of the First International Workshop on Source Code Analysis and Manipulation
SCAM, 2001.

@proceedings{SCAM-2001,
	address       = "Florence, Italy",
	isbn          = "0-7695-1387-5",
	publisher     = "{IEEE Computer Society}",
	title         = "{Proceedings of the First International Workshop on Source Code Analysis and Manipulation}",
	year          = 2001,
}

Contents (23 items)

6 ×#analysis
5 ×#source code
4 ×#java
4 ×#using
3 ×#slicing
2 ×#detection
2 ×#framework
2 ×#web

SCAM-2001-WeberSR #case study #constraints #detection #optimisation #security #using

A Case Study in Detecting Software Security Vulnerabilities Using Constraint Optimization (MW, VS, CR), pp. 3–13.

SCAM-2001-RillingK #framework #hybrid #slicing

A Hybrid Program Slicing Framework (JR, BK), pp. 14–25.

SCAM-2001-BartoliniP #embedded #performance

An Object Level Transformation Technique to Improve the Performance of Embedded Applications (SB, CAP), pp. 26–34.

SCAM-2001-RebaudengoRVT #compilation #generative #text-to-text

A Source-to-Source Compiler for Generating Dependable Software (MR, MSR, MV, MT), pp. 35–44.

SCAM-2001-DeruelleMBB #analysis #distributed #multi

Analysis and Manipulation of Distributed Multi-Language Software Code (LD, NM, MB, HB), pp. 45–56.

SCAM-2001-SharmaC #maintenance #using

Application Maintenance Using Software Agents (AS, MAMC), pp. 57–66.

SCAM-2001-ChenXY #concurrent #detection #source code

Detecting Dead Statements for Concurrent Programs (ZC, BX, HY), pp. 67–74.

SCAM-2001-BiemanM #web

Finding Code on the World Wibe Web: A Preliminary Investigation (JMB, VM), pp. 75–80.

SCAM-2001-AndersonBRT #points-to #set

Flow Insensitive Points-To Sets (PA, DB, GR, TT), pp. 81–91.

SCAM-2001-AntoniolVDCM #clone detection #identification #kernel #linux

Identifying Clones in the Linux Kernel (GA, UV, MDP, GC, EM), pp. 92–99.

SCAM-2001-KnieselCA #framework #java #named

Jmangler — A Framework for Load-Time Transformation of Java Class Files (GK, PC, MA), pp. 100–110.

SCAM-2001-SchuppGM #library

Library Transformations (SS, DG, DRM), pp. 111–123.

SCAM-2001-HorganPW #analysis #java #metric #profiling #runtime #source code

Measurement and Analysis of Runtime Profiling Data for Java Programs (JH, JFP, JW), pp. 124–132.

SCAM-2001-Vanter #source code #tool support

Preserving the Documentary Structure of Source Code in Language-Based Transformation Tools (MvdV), pp. 133–143.

SCAM-2001-Lucia #slicing

Program Slicing: Methods and Applications (ADL), pp. 144–151.

SCAM-2001-RiccaTB #web

Restructuring Web Applications via Transformation Rules (FR, PT, IDB), pp. 152–162.

SCAM-2001-Knight #analysis #exclamation #java #smell

Smell the Coffee! Uncovering Java Analysis Issues (CK), pp. 163–169.

SCAM-2001-CordyDMS #re-engineering #txl

Software Engineering by Source Transformation-Experience with TXL (JRC, TRD, AJM, KAS), pp. 170–180.

SCAM-2001-ByersK #morphism #parametricity #polymorphism #slicing

Static Slicing and Parametric Polymorphism (DB, MK), pp. 181–186.

SCAM-2001-Ward #analysis #approach #source code

The Formal Transformation Approach to Source Code Analysis and Manipulation (MPW), pp. 187–195.

SCAM-2001-SouterP

Type Infeasible Call Chains (ALS, LLP), pp. 196–205.

SCAM-2001-BurdR #analysis #automation #evolution #source code #using

Using Automated Source Code Analysis for Software Evolution (LB, SR), pp. 206–212.

SCAM-2001-MaggiS #analysis #bytecode #data flow #java #using

Using Data Flow Analysis to Infer Type Information in Java Bytecode (PM, RS), p. 213–?.