Richard C. Waters, Elliot J. Chikofsky
Proceedings of Working Conference on Reverse Engineering
WCRE, 1993.

@proceedings{WCRE-1993,
	address       = "Baltimore, Maryland, USA",
	editor        = "Richard C. Waters and Elliot J. Chikofsky",
	isbn          = "0-8186-3780-3",
	publisher     = "{IEEE Computer Society}",
	title         = "{Proceedings of Working Conference on Reverse Engineering}",
	year          = 1993,
}

Contents (20 items)

12 ×#reverse engineering
4 ×#source code
3 ×#approach
2 ×#cobol
2 ×#component
2 ×#comprehension
2 ×#database
2 ×#identification
2 ×#legacy
2 ×#named

WCRE-1993-BertelsVB #approach #comprehension

A Cognitive Approach to Program Understanding (KB, PV, CDB), pp. 1–7.

WCRE-1993-LanoH #reverse engineering

Integrating Formal and Structured Methods in Reverse Engineering (KL, HPH), pp. 17–26.

WCRE-1993-EdwardsM #cobol #named #reverse engineering #specification

RECAST: Reverse Engineering from COBOL to SSADM Specifications (HME, MM), pp. 44–53.

WCRE-1993-NingEK #component #legacy #reuse

Recovering Reusable Components from Legacy Systems (JQN, AE, WK), pp. 64–72.

WCRE-1993-CanforaCM #data type #identification #reuse #reverse engineering

A Reverse Engineering Method for Identifying Reusable Abstract Data Types (GC, AC, MM), pp. 73–82.

WCRE-1993-CutilloFV #component #identification #independence #scalability #source code

Identification and Extraction of “Domain Independent” Components in Large Programs (FC, PF, GV), pp. 83–92.

WCRE-1993-OlshefskiC #comprehension #prototype #type system

A Prototype System for static and Dynamic Program Understanding (DO, AC), pp. 93–106.

WCRE-1993-Cross #ada #diagrams #named #reverse engineering

GRASP/Ada: Reverse Engineering of Control Structure Diagrams (JHCI), pp. 107–116.

WCRE-1993-ReubensteinPR #analysis #parsing #reverse engineering #tool support

Separating Parsing and Analysis in Reverse Engineering Tools (HBR, RLP, SNR), pp. 117–125.

WCRE-1993-Quilici #approach #hybrid #programming

A Hybrid Approach to Recognizing Programming Plans (AQ), pp. 126–133.

WCRE-1993-Wills #flexibility #recognition

Flexible Control for Program Recognition (LMW), pp. 134–143.

WCRE-1993-SelfridgeWC #challenge #reverse engineering

Challenges for the Field of Reverse Engineering (PGS, RCW, EJC), pp. 144–150.

WCRE-1993-PremerlaniB #approach #database #relational #reverse engineering

An Approach for Reverse Engineering of Relational Databases (WJP, MRB), pp. 151–160.

WCRE-1993-HainautCTJ #database #formal method #reverse engineering

Contribution to a Theory of Database Reverse Engineering (JLH, MC, CT, MJ), pp. 161–170.

WCRE-1993-MerloGKPM #reverse engineering #user interface

Reverse Engineering of User Interfaces (EM, JFG, KK, PP, RdM), pp. 171–179.

WCRE-1993-AikenMR #framework #information management #legacy #reverse engineering

A Framework for Reverse Engineering DoD Legacy Information Systems (PHA, AHM, RR), pp. 180–191.

WCRE-1993-RitschS #dynamic analysis #reverse engineering #source code

Reverse Engineering Programs via Dynamic Analysis (HR, HMS), pp. 192–201.

WCRE-1993-KungGHLT #design #object-oriented #source code #testing

Design Recovery for Software Testing of Object-Oriented Programs (DCK, JG, PH, JL, YT), pp. 202–211.

WCRE-1993-WardB #program transformation #reverse engineering

A Practical Program Transformation System for Reverse Engineering (MW, KB), pp. 212–221.

WCRE-1993-NewcombM #automation #cobol #composition #re-engineering #scalability #source code

Automating the Modularization of Large COBOL Programs: Application of an Enabling Technology for Reengineering (PN, LM), pp. 222–230.