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An Industrial Experience in Reverse Engineering
Victoria, B.C., Canada November 13-November 17
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Daniel L. Moise, University of Alberta, Canada
Kenny Wong, University of Alberta, Canada
This paper describes a reverse engineering case study with an industrial-scale software system. The steps followed in the study involved: establishing a more comprehensive domain model for representing structural facts about C/C++ software; adapting a robust C/C++ parser that focuses on source code before the preprocessing stage; decomposing or clustering the extracted artifacts in various ways for different understanding needs; generating reports to highlight anomalies in the system; and clarifying knowledge about its conceptual architecture. Also summarized are lessons learned from this experience.
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Daniel L. Moise, Kenny Wong, "An Industrial Experience in Reverse Engineering," wcre, pp.275, 10th Working Conference on Reverse Engineering (WCRE 2003), 2003
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