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ORCID4th WPC 1996: Berlin, Germany
- 4th International Workshop on Program Comprehension (WPC '96), March 29-31, 1996, Berlin, Germany. IEEE Computer Society 1996, ISBN 0-8186-7283-8
Program Comprehension
- Stephen G. Eick, Amy Wards:
An Interactive Visualization for Message Sequence Charts. 2-7 - Andrea De Lucia, Anna Rita Fasolino, Malcolm Munro:
Understanding Function Behaviors through Program Slicing. 9-10 - Scott R. Tilley, Dennis B. Smith, Santanu Paul:
Towards a Framework for Program Understanding. 19-
Tools and Environments
- Gerardo Canfora, L. Mancini, Maria Tortorella:
A Workbench for Program Comprehension during Software Maintenance. 30-39 - Kevin J. Sullivan:
Rapid Development of Simple, Custom Program Analysis Tools. 40-44 - T. C. Nicholas Graham:
A Method for The Formal Testing of Program Visualization Tools. 45-54 - Alex Quilici, Steven Woods:
Toward a Constraint-Satisfaction Framework for Evaluating Program-Understanding Algorithms. 55-
Comprehension Experiments and Estimation
- Anneliese von Mayrhauser, A. Marie Vans:
On the Role of Hypotheses during Opportunistic Understanding While Porting Large Scale Code. 68-77 - Piernicola Fiore, Filippo Lanubile, Giuseppe Visaggio:
Effort Estimation for Program Comprehension. 78-
Software Evolution
- Kenny Wong:
On Inserting Program Understanding Technology into the Software Change Process. 90-99 - Cornelia Boldyreff, Elizabeth Burd, R. M. Hather, Malcolm Munro, E. J. Younger:
Greater Understanding Through Maintainer Driven Traceability. 100- - Harry M. Sneed, Katalin Erdös:
Extracting Business Rules from Source Code . 240-
Domain-Specific Program Comprehension
- Tim M. Bull:
Comprehension of Safety-Critical Systems Using Domain-Specific Languages. 108-122 - Wayne Citrin, Carlos Santiago, Benjamin G. Zorn:
Scalable Interfaces to Support Program Comprehension. 123-132 - Sandrine Blazy
, Philippe Facon:
Interprocedural analysis for program comprehension by specialization. 133-
Pattern Matching Algorithms
- William G. Griswold, Darren C. Atkinson, Collin McCurdy:
Fast, Flexible Syntactic Pattern Matching and Processing. 144-153 - Paulo S. C. Alencar, Donald D. Cowan, Thomas Kunz, Carlos José Pereira de Lucena:
A Formal Architectural Design Patterns-Based Approach to Software Understanding. 154-163 - Beniamino Di Martino, Giulio Iannello:
PAP Recognizer: A Tool for Automatic Recognition of Parallelizable Patterns. 164-
Software Architecture Comprehension
- Kurt C. Wallnau, Paul C. Clements, Edwin J. Morris, Robert Krut:
The Gadfly: An Approach to Architectural-Level System Comprehension. 178-186 - Roberto Fiutem, Ettore Merlo, Giuliano Antoniol, Paolo Tonella:
Understanding the architecture of software systems. 187-
Hierarchical Program Comprehension
- Thomas Kunz:
Evaluating process clusters to support automatic program understanding. 198-207 - René Klösch, Roland T. Mittermeir:
Improving Program Understanding by Unfolding Layers of Interacting Patterns. 208-217 - Michael Doorley, Anthony Cahill:
Experiences in Automatic Leveling of Data Flow Diagrams. 218-229 - Paul A. Bailes, Paul Burnim, Murray Chapman, Dan B. Johnston:
Derivation and Presentation of an Abstract Program Space for Ada. 230-
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