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.... primarily in the context of procedural programming languages [11, 13, 14, 21] In such languages, slicing is typically performed by using a control flow graph or a dependence graph [5, 19] Program slicing has many applications in software engineering activities including program understanding [9], debugging [1] testing [4] maintenance [12] and model checking [10] Recently program slicing has been also applied to objectoriented software to handle various object oriented features [6, 18, 20, 24] as well as software architecture [22] To understand the basic idea of program slicing, ....
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.... . The problem of computing slices of a program has received considerable attention over the last two decades because of its applicability in system generation, debugging, verifying requirements [32] program integration [13] restructuring [17, 22, 23] testing [10] program comprehension [6, 11], and reuse [5] The interest and significance of program slicing is further outlined by the existence of three survey papers [4, 16, 30] on the subject and a recent special issue [12] Program slicing algorithms may also be classified as follows [4, 16, 30] 1. Dataflow equation ....
A. De Lucia, A. R. Fasolino, and M. Munro. Understanding function behaviors through program slicing. In Fourth IEEE Workshop on Program Comprehension, pages 9--18, Los Alamitos, CA, USA, 1996. IEEE Computer Society Press.
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.... studied primarily in the context of conventional programming languages [17] In such languages, slicing is typically performed using dependence graph representations [4, 9, 6, 14, 19, 20] Traditional slicing has many applications in software engineering activities including program understanding [5], debugging [1] testing [2] maintenance [7] reuse [13] reverse engineering [3] and complexity measurement [14] 3 Technical Report 97 SE 117, pp.85 92, Information Processing Sociaty of Japan, November 1997. Applying slicing technique to software architectures promises benefit for software ....
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A. De Lucia, A. R. Fasolino, and M. Munro. Understanding function behaviors through program slicing. In Fourth IEEE Workshop on Program Comprehension, pages 9--18, Los Alamitos, CA, USA, 1996. IEEE Computer Society Press.
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