... model 447 Chapter 14: Java CodeGenerationandReverseEngineeringIntroductiontoRose J Rose J is the add−in toRationalRose that supports the generationandreverseengineering of Java constructs ... its codegenerationandreverseengineering capabilities In this chapter, we'll discuss how to generate C++ code from your RationalRose model and how toreverse engineer C++ code into a Rose model ... ANSI C++ and Visual C++ CodeGenerationandReverseEngineering RevEngDirectoriesAsPackages (Rose 2002) Creates a Logical view package to correspond to each directory used in reverse engineering...
... Total Commander FEATURE FAR TOTAL COMMANDER Create, copy, view, edit, and delete for files and folders Excellent Excellent Internal and external viewer/editor Excellent Good (no internal editor) ... possible due to the standard and well-documented structure of bytecode Just like running a compiler to produce bytecode from the source code, you can run a decompiler to obtain the source code for ... effective because the bytecode is an intermediate step between the source codeand machine code n A good obfuscator can make decompiled code very hard to read and understand Obfuscating Classes...
... (loop A and loop B) joined in reverse order [15,27,28] (Fig 1) To further complement our work on the rational design of ribozymes for RNA sequence alteration we were interested in using reverse- joined ... fragment S20 cp led to the formation of new products detected as three additional bands (lanes and 4) These signals correspond to the 29- and 35-mer resulting from ligation of the 20-mer to either the ... lL) were taken at suitable time intervals and added to lL of stop-mix on ice Samples were analysed using an ALF DNA sequencer, and data were processed using alf fragment manager as described previously...
... of Robotics, Second Edition Tonella and Potrich, ReverseEngineering of Object Oriented Code Paolo Tonella Alessandra Potrich ReverseEngineering of Object Oriented Code Springer eBook ISBN: Print ... ReverseEngineering of Object Oriented Code Monographs in Computer Science Abadi and Cardelli, A Theory of Objects Benosman and Kang [editors], Panoramic Vision: Sensors, Theory and Applications ... with the code, or – even more frequently – that no diagram has altogether been produced In such contexts, it is crucial to be able toreverse engineer design diagrams directly from the code Reverse...
... different reverseengineeringand design recovery approaches and give examples of tools and tool sets that support these approaches 12 2.2 REVERSEENGINEERING APPROACHES AND TOOLS 2.2.1 Understanding ... analysis and a documentation generator SmartDoc, application and program understanding and visualization tools Alliance and Insight, a software testing and debugging tool SmartTest, a codegeneration ... into a single view andto support information filtering and hiding techniques and means to build abstractions in order to keep the view readable and understandable However, when both static and...
... different reverseengineeringand design recovery approaches and give examples of tools and tool sets that support these approaches 12 2.2 REVERSEENGINEERING APPROACHES AND TOOLS 2.2.1 Understanding ... analysis and a documentation generator SmartDoc, application and program understanding and visualization tools Alliance and Insight, a software testing and debugging tool SmartTest, a codegeneration ... into a single view andto support information filtering and hiding techniques and means to build abstractions in order to keep the view readable and understandable However, when both static and...
... community andto provide a name for it To understand the phenomenon of Comet andReverse Ajax, we need to consider why there is a need for it and why it is so out of the ordinary as to require ... often strong demand for monitoring applications of this type, including applications to monitor specialized hardware in science /engineering and security applications, and stock ticker and other market ... using the Prototype and Scriptaculous libraries to implement the application to make easy work of creating the drag -and- drop features We've chosen to send data between the client and server using...
... techniques and tools are faced Structure of this book To provide a broad view on reverse engineering, the book is divided into three parts: software reverse engineering, reverseengineering shapes, and ... compared to desktop and business applications Since industry is dealing with complex embedded systems, reverseengineering tools and techniques have to scale to larger code bases, handle the ... discussion We first give a brief introductiontoreverseengineeringand then characterize (complex) embedded systems 2.1 Reverseengineering Software reverseengineering is concerned with the...
... of Robotics, Second Edition Tonella and Potrich, ReverseEngineering of Object Oriented Code Paolo Tonella Alessandra Potrich ReverseEngineering of Object Oriented Code Springer eBook ISBN: Print ... ReverseEngineering of Object Oriented Code Monographs in Computer Science Abadi and Cardelli, A Theory of Objects Benosman and Kang [editors], Panoramic Vision: Sensors, Theory and Applications ... with the code, or – even more frequently – that no diagram has altogether been produced In such contexts, it is crucial to be able toreverse engineer design diagrams directly from the code Reverse...
... techniques and tools are faced Structure of this book To provide a broad view on reverse engineering, the book is divided into three parts: software reverse engineering, reverseengineering shapes, and ... compared to desktop and business applications Since industry is dealing with complex embedded systems, reverseengineering tools and techniques have to scale to larger code bases, handle the ... discussion We first give a brief introductiontoreverseengineeringand then characterize (complex) embedded systems 2.1 Reverseengineering Software reverseengineering is concerned with the...
... of Robotics, Second Edition Tonella and Potrich, ReverseEngineering of Object Oriented Code Paolo Tonella Alessandra Potrich ReverseEngineering of Object Oriented Code Springer eBook ISBN: Print ... ReverseEngineering of Object Oriented Code Monographs in Computer Science Abadi and Cardelli, A Theory of Objects Benosman and Kang [editors], Panoramic Vision: Sensors, Theory and Applications ... with the code, or – even more frequently – that no diagram has altogether been produced In such contexts, it is crucial to be able toreverse engineer design diagrams directly from the code Reverse...
... (state it is possible to close it, by returning the related document (call to removeLoan) and moving it back to state or to add another loan (call to addLoan), moving it to the state which represents ... insert, to add an object to a container, and extract, to access an object previously inserted into a container Thus, for a program with containers, the two basic cases that have to be handled ... used to order events temporally, is also described in this chapter In order for the approach to scale to large systems, it is complemented by an algorithm to handle incomplete systems, and by...
... assigned to l1 and 12 belong to two different flows in Fig 2.5 (bottom), while they share the same flow in Fig 2.4 In the object sensitive OFG (Fig 2.5), Main.main.d1 flows into Loan1.Loan.doc, due to ... between Library and Document, another one between Library and User, and a third one between Library and Loan Correspondingly, the reverse engineered class diagram is very poor and does not show ... methods, to store objects into the container, and extraction methods, to retrieve objects out of a container During OFG construction, these functionalities are abstracted by the two methods insert and...
... 323), where codeand title of borrowed documents are printed (line 332) The related method calls (getCode and getTitle) are the reasons for the dependency from User to Document In the reverse direction, ... the dependency is due to calls of methods getCode and getName, issued at lines 220 and 221 inside printAvalability (line 215) When a document is not available, the codeand name of the user who ... place, it is possible to identify and extract them as objects If not, it is hard to retrofit objects into the system and, until now, no one has come up with a general, automated solution for transforming...
... for the documents and 1, for the users) The command borrowDoc, issued at time 6, gives rise to the creation of Loan1, connected to InternalUser1 and Journal1, and inserted into the container loans ... extension of the interaction diagram recovery algorithm to handle incomplete systems, and by a focusing technique that can be used to locate and visualize 90 Interaction Diagrams only the interactions ... the bottom are those recovered during reverseengineering of the object diagram, as described in Chapter 5.2 Interaction Diagram Recovery 95 Fig 5.4 Sequence (top) and collaboration (bottom) diagram...
... is between and 10, while labels are typically in the range 5-20 Thus, focusing seems to be a very effective technique to make the information reverse engineered from the code useful and usable ... diagram in Fig 5.14 The two calls to getCode and getTitle (numbered 1.6 and 1.7 resp.) have two objects as possible sources (namely, User1 and InternalUser1), and three objects as possible targets ... source code is weaved with an external aspect that defines which run time events to capture and which data to record The original code does not need be instrumented at all Aspects are used to instrument...
... algorithms can be employed to identify such commonalities andto group classes together The code properties to consider in the recovery process vary accordingly, and may be customized based on the ... source code into a finite state model is provided by the tool Bandera, which allows for the integration of abstraction definitions into the source code of the program under analysis Moreover, customization ... metric gives equal weight to the common andto the missing features This metric is equal to when two vectors have the same common and missing features, i.e., coefficients and are zero In other words,...
... describes the main modules to be developed in a reverseengineering tool for Object Oriented codeReverse engineered diagrams can be exploited for change location and implementation, as well ... architecture of a reverseengineering tool Fig 8.1 shows the main processing steps performed by the modules composing a reverseengineering tool The first module, Parser, is responsible for handling the ... returned) The design diagrams extracted from the code in the previous chapters are used to locate the code portions to be changed andto define the approach to 160 Conclusions implement the change, at...
... studying methodologies and tools to control and improve the quality of the code developed at CERN One of the planned deliverables in such a streamline was the reverseengineering tool RevEng, for extracting ... on Computer-Aided Software Engineering, pages 80–87, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, July 1995 23 R Fiutem, G Antoniol, P Tonella, and E Merlo ART: an architectural reverseengineering environment Journal ... Atlanta, Georgia, USA, October 1999 IEEE Computer Society G Antoniol, R Fiutem, G Lutteri, P Tonella, and S Zanfei Program understanding and maintenance with the CANTO environment In Proceedings...
... Quilici and D N Chin Decode: A cooperative environment for reverseengineering legacy software In Proceedings of the Second Working Conference on Reverse Engineering, pages 156–165, Toronto, July ... insensitive C++ pointers and polymorphism analysis and its application to slicing Proc of the Int Conf on Software Engineering, pages 433–443, 1997 87 P Tonella and A Potrich Reverseengineering of the ... Pennings, and M J Harrold Extending and evaluating flowinsensitive and context-insensitive points -to analysis for java In Proc of the Workshop on Program Analysis for Software Tools and Engineering, ...