ISEC2010
3rd India Software Engineering Conference
Mysore
Feb 25-27, 2010

     

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Proceedings of the First Indian Workshop on Reverse Engineering (IWRE)

Economics of Reverse Engineering - Padmanabhan
Abstract
The state of art of reverse engineering has advanced considerably, and it is now feasible, at least
conceptually, to carry out almost all tasks (with varying degrees of precision). At this point, it
would become useful to look at the economics of carrying out these tasks with the tools available,
and look at alternatives. This talk looks at different possible applications of reverse engineering,
and looks at the economics and viability of carrying out the tasks usings these techniques.
Applications of reverse engineering such as refactoring to reduce complexity, moving to a new
platform, externalizing rules or creating a service wrapper are examined. It provides indicative
cost benefit analyses for these cases and indicates areas where reverse engineering techniques are
likely to be used in industry.

 

A State-of-the-Art Survey on Software Clones - Rainer Koschke

 

Tools by TCS
1. Re-Architecting Legacy iSeries Applications
2. Application Analysis and Intelligence Solution – Reform 2.0

 

List of Accepted Papers

S. No.

Paper Title

Authors

1.

Architecture Reconstruction from Code for Business
Applications - A Practical Approach

Santonu Sarkar & Vikrant Kaulgud

2.

Usability of Refactoring Tools for Java Development

Jeffrey Mahmood & Y. Raghu Reddy

3.

A Model driven Approach for Migrating from Legacy Software Systems to Web Services

K.Velmurugan & M.A. Maluk Mohamed

4.
Iteration Method for Clone Detection Using Abstract Syntax Suffix Trees E.Kodhai & S.Kanmani