Recent trends and open issues in reverse engineering |
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Authors: | Linda M. Wills and James H. Cross II |
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Affiliation: | (1) School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology, 30332-0250 Atlanta, GA, USA;(2) Auburn University, Computer Science and Engineering, 107 Dunstan Hall, 36849 Auburn, Auburn University, AL, USA |
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Abstract: | This paper discusses recent trends in the field of reverse engineering, particularly those highlighted at the Second Working Conference on Reverse Engineering, held in July 1995. The trends observed include increased orientation toward tasks, grounding in complex real-world applications, guidance from empirical study, analysis of non-code sources, and increased formalization. The paper also summarizes open research issues and provides pointers to future events and sources of information in this area. |
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