The software bookshelf

Finnigan, P. J.; Holt, Richard C.; Kalaš, Ivan; Kerr, Scott; Kontogiannis, Kostas; Müller, Hausi A.; Mylopoulos, John; Perelgut, Stephen; Stanley, Martin; Wong, Kenny

doi:10.1147/sj.364.0564

Cited by 162 publications

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“…Finnigan et al [19] developed the Software Bookshelf, a web-based paradigm for the presentation and navigation of information representing large software systems.…”

Section: Web Based Software Visualizationmentioning

confidence: 99%

On porting software visualization tools to the web

D’Ambros

Lanza

Lungu

et al. 2010

Int J Softw Tools Technol Transfer

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“…Finnigan et al [19] developed the Software Bookshelf, a web-based paradigm for the presentation and navigation of information representing large software systems.…”

Section: Web Based Software Visualizationmentioning

confidence: 99%

On porting software visualization tools to the web

D’Ambros

Lanza

Lungu

et al. 2010

Int J Softw Tools Technol Transfer

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“…The design space presented is the result of the analysis of well-known reengineering environments such as PBS [10], Datrix [11,12] and Rigi [13,14] that we performed while building our own environment. It is also based on our five years of experience designing the FAMIX meta-model [15] and developing a number of tools [16][17][18] on top of the Moose reengineering environment [20].…”

Section: The Contributionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Dimensions of reengineering environment infrastructures

Ducasse

Tichelaar²

2003

J. Softw. Maint. Evol.: Res. Pract.

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SUMMARYOver the last decade many research groups and commercial companies have been developing reengineering environments. However, many design decisions such as support for multiple models, incremental loading of information, tool integration, entity grouping, and their impacts on the underlying meta-model and resulting environment have remained implicit. Based on the experience accumulated while developing the Moose reengineering environment and on a survey of reengineering environments, we present a design space defined by a set of criteria that makes explicit the different options and especially their dependencies and trade-offs. Using this design space, developers of future environments should have a better understanding of the problems they face and the impact of design choices.

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“…The Portable Bookshelf (PBS), developed at the University of Toronto, is an implementation of the Software Bookshelf [7], a web-based framework for the presentation and navigation of information representing large software systems. The PBS system is used to generate landscapes of each subsystem, displaying objects within the subsystem and the relationships between them.…”

Section: Software Architecture Visualizationmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Compiler Infrastructure for High-Performance Java⋆

Brewster¹,

Abdelrahman

2001

High-Performance Computing and Networking

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Abstract. This paper describes the zJava compiler infrastructure, a high-level framework for the analysis and transformation of Java programs. This framework provides a robust system, guaranteeing under transformations both the consistency of its internal structure and the syntactic correctness of the represented code. We address several challenges unique to Java, which have not been addressed by earlier frameworks. These include automatic maintenance of complex symbol scope information under transformations, insertion of implicit code to accurately model the source program, incorporation of compiled code into the representation, and representation of the complex control flow of exception handling constructs. We include support for the sharing of information between compiler passes, and a framework for interprocedural analysis. We believe that the features we introduce in the zJava compiler infrastructure will result in a means of rapidly prototyping new Java compiler analyses. We give a number of examples illustrating the use and utility of the infrastructure.

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The software bookshelf

Cited by 162 publications

References 44 publications

On porting software visualization tools to the web

On porting software visualization tools to the web

Dimensions of reengineering environment infrastructures

A Compiler Infrastructure for High-Performance Java⋆

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