Proceedings of the 14th International Working Conference on Source Code Analysis and Manipulation
SCAM, 2014.

@proceedings{SCAM-2014,
	address       = "Victoria, British Columbia, Canada",
	ee            = "http://www.computer.org/csdl/proceedings/scam/2014/6148/00/index.html",
	isbn          = "978-0-7695-5304-7",
	publisher     = "{IEEE Computer Society}",
	title         = "{Proceedings of the 14th International Working Conference on Source Code Analysis and Manipulation}",
	year          = 2014,
}

Contents (35 items)

6 ×#analysis
5 ×#named
4 ×#source code
3 ×#automation
3 ×#c
3 ×#debugging
3 ×#on the
3 ×#performance
3 ×#refactoring
3 ×#repository

SCAM-2014-BazrafshanK #debugging #developer #performance

Effect of Clone Information on the Performance of Developers Fixing Cloned Bugs (SB, RK), pp. 1–10.

SCAM-2014-MondalRS #automation #identification #refactoring

Automatic Identification of Important Clones for Refactoring and Tracking (MM, CKR, KAS), pp. 11–20.

SCAM-2014-SajnaniSL #case study #comparative #debugging #java

A Comparative Study of Bug Patterns in Java Cloned and Non-cloned Code (HS, VS, CVL), pp. 21–30.

SCAM-2014-RahmanR #empirical

A Change-Type Based Empirical Study on the Stability of Cloned Code (MSR, CKR), pp. 31–40.

SCAM-2014-HutchinsBS #analysis #c #c++ #concurrent #safety #thread

C/C++ Thread Safety Analysis (DH, AB, DS), pp. 41–46.

SCAM-2014-TengeriBHG #analysis #repository #test coverage #testing #tool support

Toolset and Program Repository for Code Coverage-Based Test Suite Analysis and Manipulation (DT, ÁB, DH, TG), pp. 47–52.

SCAM-2014-RooverI #program transformation

The Ekeko/X Program Transformation Tool (CDR, KI), pp. 53–58.

SCAM-2014-KosowerLR #c++ #documentation #framework #named

Flowgen: Flowchart-Based Documentation Framework for C++ (DAK, JJLV, SAR), pp. 59–64.

SCAM-2014-StoccoLRT #migration #named #testing #visual notation #web

PESTO: A Tool for Migrating DOM-Based to Visual Web Tests (AS, ML, FR, PT), pp. 65–70.

SCAM-2014-CaraccioloCSL #corpus #multi #named

Pangea: A Workbench for Statically Analyzing Multi-language Software Corpora (AC, AC, BS, ML), pp. 71–76.

SCAM-2014-FerencLSGB #plugin

Source Meter Sonar Qube Plug-in (RF, LL, IS, TG, TB), pp. 77–82.

SCAM-2014-MurtazaHKC #automation #detection

Total ADS: Automated Software Anomaly Detection System (SSM, AHL, WK, MC), pp. 83–88.

SCAM-2014-WuAGA #api #named

ACUA: API Change and Usage Auditor (WW, BA, YGG, GA), pp. 89–94.

SCAM-2014-SzokeANFG #quality #question #refactoring

Bulk Fixing Coding Issues and Its Effects on Software Quality: Is It Worth Refactoring? (GS, GA, CN, RF, TG), pp. 95–104.

SCAM-2014-PetiotBJKS #c #generative #source code #testing

Instrumentation of Annotated C Programs for Test Generation (GP, BB, JJ, NK, JS), pp. 105–114.

SCAM-2014-TliliFBDH #scalability #security #verification

Scalable Security Verification of Software at Compile Time (ST, JMF, AB, BD, SH), pp. 115–124.

SCAM-2014-KallenHH #object-oriented #refactoring #using

Impact of Code Refactoring Using Object-Oriented Methodology on a Scientific Computing Application (MK, SH, EÞH), pp. 125–134.

SCAM-2014-OhSSW #fault #locality

Concolic Fault Localization (CO, MS, DSN, TW), pp. 135–144.

SCAM-2014-JiangSGC #maintenance #on the #slicing

On the Accuracy of Forward Dynamic Slicing and Its Effects on Software Maintenance (SJ, RAS, MG, HC), pp. 145–154.

SCAM-2014-KargenS #performance #scalability #slicing

Efficient Utilization of Secondary Storage for Scalable Dynamic Slicing (UK, NS), pp. 155–164.

SCAM-2014-CaiJSZZ #analysis #named #predict

SENSA: Sensitivity Analysis for Quantitative Change-Impact Prediction (HC, SJ, RAS, YJZ, YZ), pp. 165–174.

SCAM-2014-YooBE #slicing

Seeing Is Slicing: Observation Based Slicing of Picture Description Languages (SY, DB, RDE), pp. 175–184.

SCAM-2014-LozanoNJ #why

Explaining Why Methods Change Together (AL, CN, VJ), pp. 185–194.

SCAM-2014-MarsavinaRZ #co-evolution #fine-grained

Studying Fine-Grained Co-evolution Patterns of Production and Test Code (CM, DR, AZ), pp. 195–204.

SCAM-2014-AnKA #debugging

Supplementary Bug Fixes vs. Re-opened Bugs (LA, FK, BA), pp. 205–214.

SCAM-2014-RaemaekersDV #case study #repository #semantics #version control

Semantic Versioning versus Breaking Changes: A Study of the Maven Repository (SR, AvD, JV), pp. 215–224.

SCAM-2014-LiangSM #analysis #performance

Fast Flow Analysis with Godel Hashes (SL, WS, MM), pp. 225–234.

SCAM-2014-AbadiF #algorithm #interprocedural #on-demand #parallel

A Parallel On-Demand Algorithm for Computing Interprocedural Dominators (AA, YAF), pp. 235–244.

SCAM-2014-Abi-AntounCVG #abstract interpretation #graph #question #using

Are Object Graphs Extracted Using Abstract Interpretation Significantly Different from the Code? (MAA, SC, RV, AG), pp. 245–254.

SCAM-2014-YadegariD #analysis

Bit-Level Taint Analysis (BY, SD), pp. 255–264.

SCAM-2014-LiangSMKH #analysis #automaton #exception

Pruning, Pushdown Exception-Flow Analysis (SL, WS, MM, AWK, DVH), pp. 265–274.

SCAM-2014-Cortes-CoyVAP #automation #commit #generative #on the #source code #summary

On Automatically Generating Commit Messages via Summarization of Source Code Changes (LFCC, MLV, JA, DP), pp. 275–284.

SCAM-2014-RahmanR14a #exception #on the #recommendation #using

On the Use of Context in Recommending Exception Handling Code Examples (MMR, CKR), pp. 285–294.

SCAM-2014-YoshidaH #c #semiparsing #source code #syntax

A Pattern Search Method for Unpreprocessed C Programs Based on Tokenized Syntax Trees (AY, YH), pp. 295–304.

SCAM-2014-KawamitsuIKKRI #identification #repository #reuse #similarity #source code #using

Identifying Source Code Reuse across Repositories Using LCS-Based Source Code Similarity (NK, TI, TK, RGK, CDR, KI), pp. 305–314.