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This paper presents a hierarchy of dynamic views that is constructed using tools that analyze program execution traces. At the highest-level of abstraction are the feature-interaction and implementation views, which track the inter-feature dependencies as well as the classes that implement these features. At the middle-level is the class-interaction view, which is an abstract view of the object-interactions. The object-interaction view is the base view for all the views, and captures the low-level runtime interactions between objects. Two case studies are used to demonstrate the effectiveness of our work.
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 Additional Information
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Citation:
Maher Salah, Spiros Mancoridis,
"A Hierarchy of Dynamic Software Views: From Object-Interactions to Feature-Interactions,"
icsm,
pp. 72-81,
20th IEEE International Conference on Software Maintenance (ICSM'04),
2004
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