CSDL - Eighth Working Conference on Reverse Engineering (WCRE 2001) - Table of Contents

Proceedings Eighth Working Conference on Reverse Engineering (2001)

Suttgart, Germany

Oct. 2, 2001 to Oct. 5, 2001

ISSN: 1095-1350

ISBN: 0-7695-1303-4

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Proceedings Eighth Working Conference on Reverse Engineering (PDF)

pp. iii

Message from the General Chair (PDF)

pp. ix

Message from the WCRE Program Chairs (PDF)

pp. x

Messages from the Workshop Chairs (PDF)

pp. xi

Conference Committee (PDF)

pp. xiii

PRE-PROCESSING AND PARSING

Folding: An Approach to Enable Program Understanding of Preprocessed Languages (Abstract)

Bernt Kullbach , University of Koblenz-Landau

Volker Riediger , University of Koblenz-Landau

pp. 3

Generating Robust Parsers using Island Grammars (Abstract)

Leon Moonen , CWI

pp. 13

PROGRAM SLICING

Node Coarsening Calculi for Program Slicing (Abstract)

Mark Harman , Brunel University

Rob Hierons , Brunel University

Chris Fox , University of London

Sebastian Danicic , University of London

John Howroyd , University of London

Mike Laurence , University of London

pp. 25

Reverse Program Calculation Supported by Code Slicing (Abstract)

G. Villavicencio , Universidad Cat'olica de Santiago del Estero

J.N. Oliveira , Universidade do Minho

pp. 35

STANDARD SCHEMAS AND SCHEMA CONVERSIONS

Towards a Standard Schema for C/C++ (Abstract)

Rudolf Ferenc , University of Szeged

Tibor Gyimóthy , University of Szeged

Susan Elliott Sim , University of Toronto

Richard C. Holt , University of Waterloo

Rainer Koschke , Universit?t Stuttgart

pp. 49

Union Schemas as a Basis for a C++ Extractor (Abstract)

Thomas R. Dean , Queen's University

Andrew J. Malton , University of Waterloo

Ric Holt , University of Waterloo

pp. 59

REQUIREMENT AND DESIGN LEVEL

Requirements-Driven Software Re-engineering Framework (Abstract)

Ladan Tahvildari , University of Waterloo

Kostas Kontogiannis , University of Waterloo

John Mylopoulos , University of Toronto

pp. 71

Application of UML Associations and Their Adornments in Design Recovery (Abstract)

Ralf Kollmann , University of Bremen

Martin Gogolla , University of Bremen

pp. 81

CLUSTERING FOR REMODULARIZATION

CRAFT: A Framework for Evaluating Software Clustering Results in the Absence of Benchmark Decompositions (Abstract)

Brian S. Mitchell , Drexel University

Spiros Mancoridis , Drexel University

pp. 93

Component Clustering Based on Maximal Association (Abstract)

Kamran Sartipi , University of Waterloo

Kostas Kontogiannis , University of Waterloo

pp. 103

An Investigation into the Connectivity Properties of Source-Header Dependency Graphs (Abstract)

Gerald C. Gannod , Arizona State University

Barbara D. Gannod , Arizona State University

pp. 115

DATA REVERSE ENGINEERING

From an informal textual lexicon to a well-structured lexical database: An experiment in data reverse engineering (Abstract)

Gérard Huet , INRIA-Rocquencourt

pp. 127

A Retrospective on Industrial Database Reverse Engineering Projects-Part 1 (Abstract)

Michael Blaha , OMT Associates Inc

pp. 136

A Retrospective on Industrial Database Reverse Engineering Projects-Part 2 (Abstract)

Michael Blaha , OMT Associates Inc

pp. 147

PROGRAM COMPREHENSION

Maximizing Functional Cohesion of Comprehension Environments by Integrating User and Task Knowledge (Abstract)

Juergen Rilling , Concordia University

pp. 157

Characterizing the Informal Knowledge Contained in Systems (Abstract)

Nicolas Anquetil , Universidade Cat?lica de Bras?lia

pp. 166

Program Comprehension Risks and Opportunities in Extreme Programming (Abstract)

Arie Van Deursen , CWI

pp. 176

WRAPPING

Wrapping Legacy COBOL Programs behind an XML-Interface (Abstract)

Harry M. Sneed , Universit?t Regensburg

pp. 189

Wrapper Development for Legacy Data Reuse (Abstract)

Ph. Thiran , University of Namur

J-L. Hainaut , University of Namur

pp. 198

Modeling the System-User Dialog Using Interaction Traces (Abstract)

Mohammad El-Ramly , University of Alberta

Paul Iglinski , University of Alberta

Eleni Stroulia , University of Alberta

Paul Sorenson , University of Alberta

Bruce Matichuk , Celcorp

pp. 208

REENGINEERING FOR THE WEB

REportal: A Web-based Portal Site for Reverse Engineering (Abstract)

Spiros Mancoridis , Drexel University

Timothy S. Souder , Drexel University

Yih-Farn Chen , AT&T Labs - Research

Emden R. Gansner , AT&T Labs - Research

Jeffrey L. Korn , AT&T Labs - Research

pp. 221

An Approach for Reverse Engineering of Web-Based Applications (Abstract)

G.A. Di Lucca , University of Naples "Federico II"

G. Casazza , University of Naples "Federico II"

M. Di Penta , University of Sannio

G. Antoniol , University of Sannio

pp. 231

Flexible Reverse Engineering of Web Pages with VAQUISTA (Abstract)

Jean Vanderdonckt , Universit? catholique de Louvain, Institut d'Administration et de Gestion

Laurent Bouillon , Universit? catholique de Louvain, Institut d'Administration et de Gestion

Nathalie Souchon , Universit? catholique de Louvain, Institut d'Administration et de Gestion

pp. 241

Reverse Engineering to Achieve Maintainable WWW Sites (Abstract)

Cornelia Boldyreff , University of Durham

Richard Kewish , University of Durham

pp. 249

WORKSHOP ON ANALYSIS, SLICING, AND TRANSFORMATION

Displaying dependence graphs: a hierarchical approach (Abstract)

Francoise Balmas , Universite Paris 8 (France)

pp. 261

GUSTT: An Amorphous Slicing System which Combines Slicing and Transformation (Abstract)

Mark Harman , Brunel University

Lin Hu , Brunel University

Malcolm Munro , University of Durham

Xingyuan Zhang , University of Durham

pp. 271

Preprocessor Conditional Removal by Simple Partial Evaluation (Abstract)

Ira D. Baxter , Semantic Designs, Inc.

Michael Mehlich , Semantic Designs, Inc.

pp. 281

Parsing in a hostile world (Abstract)

Darius Blasband , RainCode Corp.

pp. 291

Jens Krinke , Lehrstuhl Softwaresysteme, Universit?t Passau

pp. 301

The Octagon Abstract Domain (Abstract)

Antoine Miné , ?cole Normale Sup?rieure de Paris, France

pp. 310

WORKSHOP ON DATA REVERSE ENGINEERING

Lessons Learned in Data Reverse Engineering (PDF)

Kathi Hogshead Davis , Northern Illinois University

pp. 323

Interactive Migration of Legacy Databases to Net-Centric Technologies (Abstract)

Yury Bychkov , University of Victoria

Jens H. Jahnke , University of Victoria

pp. 328

Reengineering Relational Databases to Object-Oriented: Constructing the Class Hierarchy and Migrating the Data (Abstract)

Reda Alhajj , University of Calgary University

Faruk Polat , Middle East Technical

pp. 335

Assisting the Comprehension of Legacy Transactions (Abstract)

Suzanne M. Embury , University of Manchester

Jianhua Shao , Cardiff University

pp. 345

WORKSHOP ON DECOMPILATION TECHNIQUES

A Simple Type System for Program Reengineering (Abstract)

I. Guilfanov

pp. 357

Comparing Type-Based and Proof-Directed Decompilation (Abstract)

Alan Mycroft , University of Cambridge

Atsushi Ohori , Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

Shin-ya Katsumata , University of Edinburgh

pp. 362

Decompiling Java using staged encapsulation (Abstract)

Jerome Miecznikowski , McGill University

Laurie Hendren , McGill University

pp. 368

Computer Security Analysis through Decompilation and High-Level Debugging (Abstract)

Cristina Cifuentes , Sun Microsystems Labs

Trent Waddington , University of Queensland

Mike Van Emmerik , University of Queensland

pp. 375

Author Index (PDF)

pp. 381