AST
Abstract Syntax Tree

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AST
Q127380
Abstrakter Syntaxbaum
Abstract syntax tree
Arbre syntaxique abstrait
Абстрактное синтаксическое дерево

Tag #abstract syntax tree

24 papers:

MSR-2019-PerezC #clone detection #detection #learning #syntax

Cross-language clone detection by learning over abstract syntax trees (DP, SC), pp. 518–528.

SANER-2019-BuchA #clone detection #detection #recursion #syntax

Learning-Based Recursive Aggregation of Abstract Syntax Trees for Code Clone Detection (LB, AA0), pp. 95–104.

SANER-2019-YangW #difference

Pruning the AST with Hunks to Speed up Tree Differencing (CY, EJWJ), pp. 15–25.

ICSE-2019-ZhangWZ0WL #novel #representation #source code #syntax

A novel neural source code representation based on abstract syntax tree (JZ, XW, HZ0, HS0, KW, XL), pp. 783–794.

ASE-2017-HigoOK #generative

Generating simpler AST edit scripts by considering copy-and-paste (YH, AO, SK), pp. 532–542.

WICSA-2015-CoutoTCL #architecture #migration #syntax

Migrating to an Extensible Architecture for Abstract Syntax Trees (LDC, PWVTJ, JWC, KL), pp. 145–154.

OOPSLA-2014-ZhangLBF #optimisation

Accelerating iterators in optimizing AST interpreters (WZ, PL, SB, MF), pp. 727–743.

GPCE-2014-HumerWWWW #domain-specific language #self

A domain-specific language for building self-optimizing AST interpreters (CH, CW, CW, AW, TW), pp. 123–132.

ICSM-2013-MartinezDM #analysis #automation

Automatically Extracting Instances of Code Change Patterns with AST Analysis (MM, LD, MM), pp. 388–391.

LDTA-J-2009-SoderbergEHM #analysis #syntax

Extensible intraprocedural flow analysis at the abstract syntax tree level (ES, TE, GH, EM), pp. 1809–1827.

GPCE-2013-0001RN #declarative #fine-grained #mining #source code

Declarative visitors to ease fine-grained source code mining with full history on billions of AST nodes (RD, HR, TNN), pp. 23–32.

LDTA-2012-Winther #precise

Improving precision of generated ASTs (JW), p. 10.

SAC-2009-DemailleLS #effectiveness #named #parsing #using

TWEAST: a simple and effective technique to implement concrete-syntax AST rewriting using partial parsing (AD, RL, BS), pp. 1924–1929.

SOFTVIS-2008-Almeida-MartinezUV #named #syntax #visualisation

VAST: visualization of abstract syntax trees within language processors courses (FJAM, JUF, JÁVI), pp. 209–210.

SLE-2008-OverbeyJ #generative #syntax

Generating Rewritable Abstract Syntax Trees (JLO, REJ), pp. 114–133.

WRLA-2006-Reilles07 #canonical #syntax

Canonical Abstract Syntax Trees (AR), pp. 165–179.

MSR-2005-NeamtiuFH #comprehension #evolution #source code #syntax #using

Understanding source code evolution using abstract syntax tree matching (IN, JSF, MWH), pp. 81–85.

DATE-2005-StergiouACRBM #design #library #network #pipes and filters #synthesis

ast pipes Lite: A Synthesis Oriented Design Library For Networks on Chips (SS, FA, SC, LR, DB, GDM), pp. 1188–1193.

IWPC-2003-AntoniolPM #ocl #using

YAAB (Yet Another AST Browser): Using OCL to Navigate ASTs (GA, MDP, EM), pp. 13–22.

SCAM-2003-AntoniolPMV #analysis #named #xml

XOgastan: XML-Oriented gcc AST Analysis and Transformations (GA, MDP, GM, UV), pp. 173–182.

GPCE-2003-CalcagnoTHL #implementation #multi #using

Implementing Multi-stage Languages Using ASTs, Gensym, and Reflection (CC, WT, LH, XL), pp. 57–76.

SIGAda-1999-LortzT #ada #c++ #distributed #realtime

The role of distributed, real-time Ada & C++ on the Airborne Surveillance Testbed (AST) program (HAL, TAT), pp. 181–182.

ICSM-1998-BaxterYMSB #clone detection #detection #syntax #using

Clone Detection Using Abstract Syntax Trees (IDB, AY, LMdM, MS, LB), pp. 368–377.

ASE-1997-Welty #comprehension #syntax

Augmenting Abstract Syntax Trees for Program Understanding (CAW), pp. 126–133.