Ira D. Baxter, Alex Quilici, Chris Verhoef
Proceedings of the Fourth Working Conference on Reverse Engineering
WCRE, 1997.

@proceedings{WCRE-1997,
	address       = "Amsterdam, The Netherlands",
	editor        = "Ira D. Baxter and Alex Quilici and Chris Verhoef",
	isbn          = "0-8186-8162-4",
	publisher     = "{IEEE Computer Society}",
	title         = "{Proceedings of the Fourth Working Conference on Reverse Engineering}",
	year          = 1997,
}

Contents (24 items)

6 ×#reverse engineering
5 ×#approach
5 ×#legacy
4 ×#tool support
3 ×#architecture
3 ×#comprehension
3 ×#database
3 ×#re-engineering
3 ×#using
2 ×#comparison

WCRE-1997-BellayG #comparison #reverse engineering #tool support

A Comparison of Four Reverse Engineering Tools (BB, HG), pp. 2–11.

WCRE-1997-StoreyWM #comprehension #how #question #source code #tool support

How Do Program Understanding Tools Affect How Programmers Understand Programs? (MADS, KW, HAM), p. 12–?.

WCRE-1997-WiggertsBF #identification #legacy

Scenarios for the Identification of Objects in Legacy Systems (TW, HB, EF), pp. 24–32.

WCRE-1997-Wiggerts #algorithm #clustering #legacy #using

Using Clustering Algorithms in Legacy Systems Remodularization (TAW), pp. 33–43.

WCRE-1997-Kontogiannis #detection #evaluation #metric #programming #using

Evaluation Experiments on the Detection of Programming Patterns Using Software Metrics (KK), p. 44–?.

WCRE-1997-JerdingR #architecture #locality #using #visualisation

Using Visualization for Architectural Localization and Extraction (DFJ, SR), pp. 56–65.

WCRE-1997-GirardKS #architecture #comparison #comprehension #data type #detection #encapsulation

Comparison of Abstract Data Type and Abstract State Encapsulation Detection Techniques for Architectural Understanding (JFG, RK, GS), pp. 66–75.

WCRE-1997-TzerposH #architecture #maintenance #problem

The Orphan Adoption Problem in Architecture Maintenance (VT, RCH), p. 76–?.

WCRE-1997-ReevesS #approach #comprehension #named

JACKAL: A Hierarchical Approach to Program Understanding (AAR, JDS), pp. 84–93.

WCRE-1997-PalthepuGM #approach #knowledge-based #legacy #recognition #scalability

Cliché Recognition in Legacy Software: A Scalable, Knowledge-Based Approach (SP, JEG, GIM), pp. 94–103.

WCRE-1997-BaxterM #reverse engineering

Reverse Engineering is Reverse Forward Engineering (IDB, MM), pp. 104–113.

WCRE-1997-QuiliciWZ #approach #constraints

New Experiments with a Constraint-Based Approach to Program Plan Matching (AQ, SW, YZ), pp. 114–123.

WCRE-1997-DeursenWQ #recognition #tool support

Program Plan Recognition for Year 2000 Tools (AvD, SW, AQ), p. 124–?.

WCRE-1997-HendrixCBM #multi #reverse engineering #tool support

Tool Support for Reverse Engineering Multi-Lingual Software (TDH, JHCI, LAB, KSM), pp. 136–143.

WCRE-1997-BrandSV #component #context-free grammar #generative #legacy

Generation of Components for Software Renovation Factories from Context-Free Grammars (MvdB, MPAS, CV), p. 144–?.

WCRE-1997-MooreR #analysis #reuse

Domain Analysis for Transformational Reuse (MMM, SR), pp. 156–163.

WCRE-1997-DeBaud #named #re-engineering

DARE: Domain-Augmented ReEngineering (JMD), p. 164–?.

WCRE-1997-Blaha #database #reverse engineering

Dimensions of Database Reverse Engineering (MRB), pp. 176–183.

WCRE-1997-Mfourga #approach #database #relational

Extracting Entity-Relationship Schemas from Relational Databases: A Form-Driven Approach (NM), pp. 184–193.

WCRE-1997-HainautHHRE #case study #database #information management #reverse engineering

Knowledge Transfer in Database Reverse Engineering: A Supporting Case Study (JLH, JMH, JH, DR, VE), p. 194–?.

WCRE-1997-Sneed #interface #re-engineering

Program Interface Reengineering for Wrapping (HMS), pp. 206–214.

WCRE-1997-BurdM #legacy #non-functional #re-engineering #requirements

The Implications of Non-Functional Requirements for the Reengineering of Legacy Code (EB, MM), p. 215–?.

WCRE-1997-Balmas #concept #framework #source code #towards

Toward a Framework for Conceptual and Formal Outlines of Programs (FB), pp. 226–235.

WCRE-1997-AprilMA #approach #reverse engineering

A Reverse Engineering Approach to Evaluate Function Point Rules (AA, EM, AA), pp. 236–246.