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View all- Rakesh MPadmanabhuni SAggarwal SBellur U(2010)A lightweight approach for program analysis and debuggingProceedings of the 3rd India software engineering conference10.1145/1730874.1730880(13-22)Online publication date: 25-Feb-2010
Java program analysis projects in Osaka University: aspect-based slicing system ADAS and ranked-component search system SPARS-J
Abstract
In our research demonstration, we show two development support systems for Java programs. One is an Aspect-oriented Dynamic Analysis and Slice calculation system named ADAS, and another is a Software Product archiving, Analyzing, and Retrieving System for Java named SPARS-J.
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May 2003
841 pages
ISBN:076951877X
- General Chair:
- Lori Clarke,
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- Walter Tichy
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