The frameSoC software architecture for multiple-view trace data analysis
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Abstract
Trace analysis graphical user environments have to provide different views on trace data, in order to be effective in helping the comprehension of the traced application behavior. In this article we propose an open and modular software architecture, the FrameSoC workbench, which defines clear principles for view engineering and for view consistency management. The FrameSoC workbench has been successfully applied in real trace analysis use cases.
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ISBN:9781450327251
DOI:10.1145/2607023
- Conference Chair:
- Fabio Paternò,
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- Carmen Santoro,
- Jürgen Ziegler
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