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ORCID2nd WCRE 1995: Toronto, Canada
- Linda M. Wills, Philip Newcomb, Elliot J. Chikofsky:
2nd Working Conference on Reverse Engineering, WCRE '95, Toronto, Canada, July 14-16, 1995. IEEE Computer Society 1995, ISBN 0-8186-7111-4
Panel: Generating Accessible Documentation from Legacy Systems
Analysis of Non-Code Sources
- Patricia Lutsky:
Automating Testing by Reverse Engineering of Software Documentation. - Julio César Sampaio do Prado Leite, Paulo Monteiro Cerqueira:
Recovering Business Rules from Structured Analysis Specifications. 13-21 - Gregory Butler, Peter Grogono, Rajjan Shinghal, Indra A. Tjandra:
Retrieving Information from Data Flow Diagrams. 22-29
Transformation & Translation
- Philip Newcomb, Paul Martens:
Reengineering Procedural into Data Flow Programs. - Federico Zoufaly, Carlos Araya, Iván Sanabria, Fawsy Bendeck:
RESCUE: Legacy Systems Translator.
Tools & Environments
- Philip Newcomb:
Legacy System Cataloging Facility. - Stan Jarzabek, Tan Poh Keam:
Design of a Generic Reverse Engineering Assistant Tool. 61-70 - Charles H. Wells, Russell Brand, Lawrence Markosian:
Customized Tools for Software Quality Assurance and Reengineering. - Franklin J. Zigman, Mark L. Wilson:
Integrating Reengineering, Reuse and Specification Tool Environments to Enable Reverse Engineering.
Detecting Duplication
- Brenda S. Baker:
On Finding Duplication and Near-Duplication in Large Software Systems. 86-95 - Kostas Kontogiannis, Renato de Mori, Morris Bernstein, Michael Galler, Ettore Merlo:
Pattern Matching for Design Concept Localization.
Learning from the Reverse Engineering Process
- Piernicola Fiore, Filippo Lanubile, Giuseppe Visaggio:
Analyzing Empirical Data from a Reverse Engineering Project.
Data Reverse Engineering
- Michael R. Blaha, William J. Premerlani:
Observed Idiosyncracies of Relational Database Designs. - Helen M. Edwards, Malcolm Munro:
Deriving a Logical Data Model for a System Using the RECAST Method. - Jean-Luc Hainaut, Vincent Englebert, Jean Henrard, Jean-Marc Hick, Didier Roland:
Requirements for Information System Reverse Engineering Support. 134-145 - Kathi Hogshead Davis:
August-II: A Tool for Step-by-Step Data Model Reverse Engineering.
Program Understanding
- Alex Quilici, David N. Chin:
DECODE: A Cooperative Environment for Reverse-Engineering Legacy Software. - Spencer Rugaber, Kurt Stirewalt, Linda M. Wills:
The Interleaving Problem in Program Understanding.
Formal Methods
- Aniello Cimitile, Andrea De Lucia, Malcolm Munro:
Qualifying Reusable Functions Using Symbolic Execution. - Gerald C. Gannod, Betty H. C. Cheng:
Strongest Postcondition Semantics as the Formal Basis for Reverse Engineering. - Indra A. Tjandra, Gregory Butler:
Formal Representation of Reusable Software Modules. 198-202
Finding Objects in Procedural Programs
- Harald C. Gall
, René Klösch:
Finding Objects in Procedural Programs: An Alternative Approach. 208-216 - Harry M. Sneed, Erika Nyáry:
Extracting Object-Oriented Specification from Procedurally Oriented Programs. - Alexander S. Yeh, David R. Harris, Howard B. Reubenstein:
Recovering Abstract Data Types and Object Instances from a Conventional Procedural Language. 227-236 - Philip Newcomb, Gordon Kotik:
Reengineering Procedural into Object-Oriented Systems.
Architectural Discovery & Evaluation
- David R. Harris, Alexander S. Yeh, Howard B. Reubenstein:
Recognizers for Extracting Architectural Features from Source Code. - Arun Lakhotia, John M. Gravley:
Toward Experimental Evaluation of Subsystem Classification Recovery Techniques. 262-269
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