Cloning in source code is a well known quality defect that negatively affects software maintenance. In contrast, little is known about cloning in requirements specifications. We present a study on cloning in 11 real-world require-ments specifications comprising 2,500 pages. For speci-fication clone detection, an existing code clone detection tool is adapted and its precision analyzed. The study shows that a considerable amount of cloning exists, although the large variation between specifications suggests that some authors manage to avoid cloning. Examples of frequent types of clones are given and the negative consequences of cloning, particulary the obliteration of commonalities and variations, are discussed. 1
Code clone Discovery Based on Functional Behavior by Ronald M Krawitz 2012 Legacy programs are used ...
Copying a code fragment and reusing it by pasting with or without minor modifications is a common pr...
Abstract—Copy-paste programming may speed-up software development process, but code clones, in the l...
<p>Cloning means the use of copy-paste as method in developing software artefacts. This practice has...
Background: Software Code Cloning is widely used by developers to produce code in which they have co...
Code cloning — that is, the gratuitous duplication of source code within a software system — is an e...
Code cloning is not only assumed to inflate mainte-nance costs but also considered defect-prone as i...
Code cloning is not only assumed to inflate mainte-nance costs but also considered defect-prone as i...
An extensive area of research in Software Engineering for the last two decades has been finding dupl...
Code clones have recieved great interests in recent years from many researchers, engineers, and prac...
Copying a code fragment and reusing the same in several parts of the project is a common phenomenon ...
Maintainability is an important attribute when developing software. One of the factors that negative...
Code duplication or copying a code fragment and then reuse by pasting with or without any modificati...
Code Clones, also known as Software Clones are similar code fragments mostly formed due to reuse of ...
Code clones, pieces of code similar enough to be considered duplicates or clones of the same functio...
Code clone Discovery Based on Functional Behavior by Ronald M Krawitz 2012 Legacy programs are used ...
Copying a code fragment and reusing it by pasting with or without minor modifications is a common pr...
Abstract—Copy-paste programming may speed-up software development process, but code clones, in the l...
<p>Cloning means the use of copy-paste as method in developing software artefacts. This practice has...
Background: Software Code Cloning is widely used by developers to produce code in which they have co...
Code cloning — that is, the gratuitous duplication of source code within a software system — is an e...
Code cloning is not only assumed to inflate mainte-nance costs but also considered defect-prone as i...
Code cloning is not only assumed to inflate mainte-nance costs but also considered defect-prone as i...
An extensive area of research in Software Engineering for the last two decades has been finding dupl...
Code clones have recieved great interests in recent years from many researchers, engineers, and prac...
Copying a code fragment and reusing the same in several parts of the project is a common phenomenon ...
Maintainability is an important attribute when developing software. One of the factors that negative...
Code duplication or copying a code fragment and then reuse by pasting with or without any modificati...
Code Clones, also known as Software Clones are similar code fragments mostly formed due to reuse of ...
Code clones, pieces of code similar enough to be considered duplicates or clones of the same functio...
Code clone Discovery Based on Functional Behavior by Ronald M Krawitz 2012 Legacy programs are used ...
Copying a code fragment and reusing it by pasting with or without minor modifications is a common pr...
Abstract—Copy-paste programming may speed-up software development process, but code clones, in the l...