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....the purpose of the pattern. On the contrary, design patterns solutions define good design architecture (or micro architecture [25] in a semiformal way. We can use these solutions as our repository of references. Detecting these solutions in source code help understanding the application [25, 28, 43] and we believe that the detection of architectures similar, but not equivalent, to these solutions highlights poor design solutions [20] needing improvements. We use the formalization of design patterns solutions using our meta model for both code understanding and design defects detection. ....
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....languages these environment typically support should be highly language independent and contain sufficient information to represent refactorings. While there is sufficient proof that a refactoring tool can be built for almost any object oriented language (Smalltalk [10] Eiffel [1] Java [11][12] and C [6] 13] it is yet unknown whether it is feasible to build a language independent refactoring engine. Support for multiple languages in a refactoring tool is mentioned by Cinnide [12] He presents a layered architecture which shields language specifics as much as possible, but so far his ....
....tool can be built for almost any object oriented language (Smalltalk [10] Eiffel [1] Java [11] 12] and C [6] 13] it is yet unknown whether it is feasible to build a language independent refactoring engine. Support for multiple languages in a refactoring tool is mentioned by Cinnide [12]. He presents a layered architecture which shields language specifics as much as possible, but so far his tool prototype only supports one language, namely Java. This paper presents the results of a feasibility study for a language independent refactoring engine. Based on the list of primitive ....
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