8. WCRE 2001: Stuttgart, Germany

Pre-Processing and Parsing

• Bernt Kullbach, Volker Riediger:
  Folding: An Approach to Enable Program Understanding of Preprocessed Languages. 3-12
  
• Leon Moonen:
  Generating Robust Parsers Using Island Grammars. 13-
  

Program Slicing

• Mark Harman, Robert M. Hierons, Sebastian Danicic, John Howroyd, Michael R. Laurence, Chris Fox:
  Node Coarsening Calculi for Program Slicing. 25-34
  
• Gustavo Villavicencio, José Nuno Oliveira:
  Reverse Program Calculation Supported by Code Slicing. 35-
  

Standard Schemas and Schema Conversions

• Rudolf Ferenc, Susan Elliott Sim, Richard C. Holt, Rainer Koschke, Tibor Gyimóthy:
  Towards a Standard Schema for C/C++. 49-58
  
• Thomas R. Dean, Andrew J. Malton, Richard C. Holt:
  Union Schemas as a Basis for a C++ Extractor. 59-
  

Requirement and Design Level

• Ladan Tahvildari, Kostas Kontogiannis, John Mylopoulos:
  Requirements-Driven Software Re-engineering Framework. 71-80
  
• Ralf Kollmann, Martin Gogolla:
  Application of UML Associations and Their Adornments in Design Recovery. 81-
  

Clustering for Remodularization

• Brian S. Mitchell, Spiros Mancoridis:
  CRAFT: A Framework for Evaluating Software Clustering Results in the Absence of Benchmark Decompositions. 93-102
  
• Kamran Sartipi, Kostas Kontogiannis:
  Component Clustering Based on Maximal Association. 103-114
  
• Gerald C. Gannod, Barbara D. Gannod:
  An Investigation into the Connectivity Properties of Source-Header Dependency Graphs. 115-126
  

Data Reverse Engineering

• Gérard P. Huet:
  From an Informal Textual Lexicon to a Well-Structured Lexical Database: An Experiment in Data Reverse Engineering. 127-135
  
• Michael R. Blaha:
  A Retrospective on Industrial Database Reverse Engineering Projects. Part 1. 136-146
  
• Michael R. Blaha:
  A Retrospective on Industrial Database Reverse Engineering Projects. Part 2. 147-
  

Program Comprehension

• Juergen Rilling:
  Maximizing Functional Cohesion of Comprehension Environments by Integrating User and Task Knowledge. 157-165
  
• Nicolas Anquetil:
  Characterizing the Informal Knowledge Contained in Systems. 166-175
  
• Arie van Deursen:
  Program Comprehension Risks and Opportunities in Extreme Programming. 176-
  

Wrapping

• Harry M. Sneed:
  Wrapping Legacy COBOL Programs behind an XML-Interface. 189-
  
• Philippe Thiran, Jean-Luc Hainaut:
  Wrapper Development for Legacy Data Reuse. 198-207
  
• Mohammad El-Ramly, Paul Iglinski, Eleni Stroulia, Paul G. Sorenson, Bruce Matichuk:
  Modeling the System-User Dialog Using Interaction Traces. 208-
  

Reengineering for the Web

• Spiros Mancoridis, Timothy S. Souder, Yih-Farn Chen, Emden R. Gansner, Jeffrey L. Korn:
  REportal: A Web-Based Portal Site for Reverse Engineering. 221-230
  
• Giuseppe A. Di Lucca, Massimiliano Di Penta, Giuliano Antoniol, Gerardo Casazza:
  An Approach for Reverse Engineering of Web-Based Application. 231-240
  
• Jean Vanderdonckt, Laurent Bouillon, Nathalie Souchon:
  Flexible Reverse Engineering of Web Pages with VAQUISTA. 241-248
  
• Cornelia Boldyreff, Richard Kewish:
  Reverse Engineering to Achieve Maintainable WWW Sites. 249-
  

Workshop on Analysis, Slicing, and Transformation

• Francoise Balmas:
  Displaying Dependence Graphs: A Hierarchical Approach. 261-270
  
• Mark Harman, Lin Hu, Malcolm Munro, Xingyuan Zhang:
  GUSTT: An Amorphous Slicing System which Combines Slicing and Transformation. 271-280
  
• Ira D. Baxter, Michael Mehlich:
  Preprocessor Conditional Removal by Simple Partial Evaluation. 281-290
  
• Darius Blasband:
  Parsing in a Hostile World. 291-300
  
• Jens Krinke:
  Identifying Similar Code with Program Dependence Graphs. 301-309
  
• Antoine Miné:
  The Octagon Abstract Domain. 310-
  

Workshop on Data Reverse Engineering

• Kathi Hogshead Davis:
  Lessons Learned in Data Reverse Engineering. 323-327
  
• Yury Bychkov, Jens H. Jahnke:
  Interactive Migration of Legacy Databases to Net-Centric Technologies. 328-334
  
• Reda Alhajj, Faruk Polat:
  Reengineering Relational Databases to Object-Oriented: Constructing the Class Hierarchy and Migrating the Data. 335-344
  
• Suzanne M. Embury, Jianhua Shao:
  Assisting the Comprehension of Legacy Transactions. 345-
  

Workshop on Decompilation Techniques

• I. Guilfanov:
  A Simple Type System for Program Reengineering. 357-361
  
• Alan Mycroft, Atsushi Ohori, Shin-ya Katsumata:
  Comparing Type-Based and Proof-Directed Decompilation. 362-367
  
• Jerome Miecznikowski, Laurie J. Hendren:
  Decompiling Java Using Staged Encapsulation. 368-374
  
• Cristina Cifuentes, Trent Waddington, Mike Van Emmerik:
  Computer Security Analysis through Decompilation and High-Level Debugging. 375-380