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Fifth IEEE International Workshop on Source Code Analysis and Manipulation - Copyright (PDF)

pp. iv

Introduction

Message from the Chairs (PDF)

pp. viii

Program Committee (PDF)

pp. x

Reviewers (PDF)

pp. xi-xii

Keynote

Transformations for Abstractions (Abstract)

Eelco Visser, Universiteit Utrecht

pp. 3-14

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Session 1: Slicing

Forward slices are smaller than backward slices (Abstract)

David Binkley, Loyola College

Mark Harman, King?s College London

pp. 15-24

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Abstract Slicing: A New Approach to Program Slicing Based on Abstract Interpretation and Model Checking (Abstract)

Hyoung Seok Hong, Concordia University

Insup Lee, University of Pennsylvania

Oleg Sokolsky, University of Pennsylvania

pp. 25-34

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Dynamic Slicing of Java Bytecode Programs (Abstract)

Attila Szegedi, University of Szeged

Tibor Gyimothy, University of Szeged

pp. 35-44

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Minimal Slicing and the Relationships Between Forms of Slicing (Abstract)

Dave Binkley, Loyola College

Sebastian Danicic, University of London

Tibor Gyimothy, University of Szeged

Mark Harman, King?s College London

Akos Kiss, University of Szeged

Bogdan Korel, Illinois Institute of Technology

pp. 45-56

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Session 2: Concept Location

Extending Dynamic Aspect Mining with Static Information (Abstract)

Silvia Breu, University of Passau

pp. 57-65

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Fine-Grained Analysis of Change Couplings (Abstract)

Beat Fluri, University of Zurich, Switzerland

Harald C. Gall, University of Zurich, Switzerland

Martin Pinzger, University of Zurich, Switzerland

pp. 66-74

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Concept Assignment as a Debugging Technique for Code Generators (Abstract)

Jeremy Singer, University of Manchester, UK

pp. 75-86

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Session 3: Program Transformations I

Implementation and Verification of Implicit-Invocation Systems Using Source Transformation (Abstract)

Hongyu Zhang, Queen?s University

Jeremy S. Bradbury, Queen?s University

James R. Cordy, Queen?s University

Juergen Dingel, Queen?s University

pp. 87-96

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Specifying Transformation Sequences as Computation on Program Fragments with an Abstract Attribute Grammar (Abstract)

Markus Schordan, Vienna University of Technology

Daniel Quinlan, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

pp. 97-106

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Control Flow Graph Reconstruction for Assembly Language Programs with Delayed Instructions (Abstract)

Nerina Bermudo, Technische Universitat Wien

Andreas Krall, Technische Universitat Wien

Nigel Horspool, University of Victoria

pp. 107-118

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Session 4: Pointer Analysis

Static Analysis for Computing Escapability and Mutability for Java Components (Abstract)

Aiwu Shi, Polytechnic University

Gleb Naumovich, Polytechnic University

pp. 119-128

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A Fast Analysis for Thread-Local Garbage Collection with Dynamic Class Loading (Abstract)

Richard Jones, University of Kent

Andy C. King, Microsoft Corporation, Redmond, U.S.A.

pp. 129-138

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Pointer Analysis for Source-to-Source Transformations (Abstract)

Marcio Buss, Columbia University

Stephen A. Edwards, Columbia University

Bin Yao, Bell Laboratories, Lucent Technologies

Daniel Waddington, Bell Laboratories, Lucent Technologies

pp. 139-150

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Session 5: Empirical Studies

Measuring the Impact of Friends on the Internal Attributes of Software Systems (Abstract)

Michael English, University of Limerick, Ireland

Jim Buckley, University of Limerick, Ireland

Tony Cahill, University of Limerick, Ireland

Kristian Lynch, Lund University, Sweden

pp. 151-160

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Object-oriented cohesion as a surrogate of software comprehension: an empirical study (Abstract)

Steve Counsell, Brunel University

Stephen Swift, Brunel University

Allan Tucker, Brunel University

pp. 161-172

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Session 6: Program Transformations II

Transforming Embedded Java Code into Custom Tags (Abstract)

Shannon Xu, Queen?s University, Canada

Thomas Dean, Queen?s University, Canada

pp. 173-182

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Declassification: Transforming Java Programs to Remove Intermediate Classes (Abstract)

Bernadette Power, Carlow Institute of Technology,Ireland

G. W. Hamilton, Dublin City University

pp. 183-192

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The Performance Penalty of XML for Program Intermediate Representations (Abstract)

Paul Anderson, GrammaTech, Inc.

pp. 193-202

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Author Index

Author Index (PDF)

pp. 203