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Abstract: Software architecture is usually considered in terms of software construction rather than software understanding. Architectures for construction typically embody design patterns based on software engineering principles. In contrast, architectures for understanding represent change patterns and business rules based on conceptual models. This paper presents three dimensions of software architecture for program understanding. In each dimension, the user of the architecture plays a central role.... (Update)
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@misc{ ller-dimensions,
author = "Hausi A. Müller and Kenny Wong and Scott R. Tilley",
title = "Dimensions of Software Architecture for Program Understanding",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/355482.html" }
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43 Structural redocumentation: A case study - Wong, Tilley et al. - 1995
32 Planning the software industrial revolution (context) - Cox - 1990
25 Larger scale systems require higher-level abstractions (context) - Shaw - 1989
24 Domain-Retargetable Reverse Engineering - Tilley - 1995
22 Investigating reverse engineering technologies for the CAS p.. - Buss, Mori et al. - 1994
14 A Knowledge-Based Approach to Automatic Program Analysis (context) - Ning - 1989
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