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ORCID50th TOOLS 2012: Prague, Czech Republic
- Carlo A. Furia, Sebastian Nanz:
Objects, Models, Components, Patterns - 50th International Conference, TOOLS 2012, Prague, Czech Republic, May 29-31, 2012. Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 7304, Springer 2012, ISBN 978-3-642-30560-3 - Gábor Bergmann
, Ábel Hegedüs, Ákos Horváth, István Ráth, Zoltán Ujhelyi, Dániel Varró:
Integrating Efficient Model Queries in State-of-the-Art EMF Tools. 1-8 - Néstor Cataño, Sorren Hanvey, Camilo Rueda:
Poporo: A Formal Methods Tool for Fast-Checking of Social Network Privacy Policies. 9-16 - Luis Corral, Alberto Sillitti, Giancarlo Succi, Juri Strumpflohner, Jelena Vlasenko:
DroidSense: A Mobile Tool to Analyze Software Development Processes by Measuring Team Proximity. 17-33 - Julien DeAntoni, Frédéric Mallet:
TimeSquare: Treat Your Models with Logical Time. 34-41 - Anna Derezinska, Marcin Rudnik:
Quality Evaluation of Object-Oriented and Standard Mutation Operators Applied to C# Programs. 42-57 - Jean-Marie Favre, Ralf Lämmel, Thomas Schmorleiz, Andrei Varanovich:
101companies: A Community Project on Software Technologies and Software Languages. 58-74 - Francesco Fiamberti, Daniela Micucci, Francesco Tisato:
An Object-Oriented Application Framework for the Development of Real-Time Systems. 75-90 - Michaela Greiler, Arie van Deursen, Andy Zaidman:
Measuring Test Case Similarity to Support Test Suite Understanding. 91-107 - Kamil Jezek, Premek Brada, Lukas Holy:
Enhancing OSGi with Explicit, Vendor Independent Extra-Functional Properties. 108-123 - Jan Vraný, Jan Kurs, Claus Gittinger:
Efficient Method Lookup Customization for Smalltalk. 124-139 - Daniel Langr, Pavel Tvrdík, Tomás Dytrych, Jerry P. Draayer:
Fake Run-Time Selection of Template Arguments in C++. 140-154 - Yannis Lilis, Anthony Savidis:
Supporting Compile-Time Debugging and Precise Error Reporting in Meta-programs. 155-170 - Stefan Marr, Theo D'Hondt:
Identifying a Unifying Mechanism for the Implementation of Concurrency Abstractions on Multi-language Virtual Machines. 171-186 - Hannes Mehnert, Jonathan Aldrich:
Verification of Snapshotable Trees Using Access Permissions and Typestate. 187-201 - Nicholas Ng, Nobuko Yoshida, Kohei Honda:
Multiparty Session C: Safe Parallel Programming with Message Optimisation. 202-218 - Martín Ochoa, Jan Jürjens, Jorge Cuéllar:
Non-interference on UML State-Charts. 219-235 - Mark J. Olah, David C. Mohr, Darko Stefanovic:
Representing Uniqueness Constraints in Object-Relational Mapping - The Natural Entity Framework. 236-251 - Andrzej Olszak, Eric Bouwers, Bo Nørregaard Jørgensen, Joost Visser:
Detection of Seed Methods for Quantification of Feature Confinement. 252-268 - Mathias Soeken, Robert Wille, Rolf Drechsler:
Assisted Behavior Driven Development Using Natural Language Processing. 269-287 - Ashish Sureka:
Learning to Classify Bug Reports into Components. 288-303 - Erwann Wernli, Mircea Lungu, Oscar Nierstrasz:
Incremental Dynamic Updates with First-Class Contexts. 304-319 - Claas Wilke, Andreas Bartho, Julia Schroeter, Sven Karol, Uwe Aßmann:
Elucidative Development for Model-Based Documentation. 320-335 - Manuel Wimmer, Nathalie Moreno, Antonio Vallecillo:
Viewpoint Co-evolution through Coarse-Grained Changes and Coupled Transformations. 336-352 - Yudi Zheng, Danilo Ansaloni, Lukás Marek, Andreas Sewe, Walter Binder, Alex Villazón, Petr Tuma, Zhengwei Qi, Mira Mezini:
Turbo DiSL: Partial Evaluation for High-Level Bytecode Instrumentation. 353-368
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