Abstract—Code cloning is an inevitable phenomenon in evolu-tion of software systems. To reduce the harmful effects of clones in software evolution, they need to be identified correctly as well in a time efficient way. There might be various types of clones in a software system. Earlier research shows detection of near-miss clones in large datasets appears to be costly in terms of time and memory. Among the clone detection tools available in practice, not very many of them are found effective in that regard. In this paper we present a standalone clone detection tool SimCad. It is based on a highly scalable and faster clone detection algorithm designed to detect both exact and near-miss clones in large-scale software systems. One of the poten...
Code clone detection tools find exact or similar pieces of code, known as code clones. Code clones a...
Background: Software Code Cloning is widely used by developers to produce code in which they have co...
Similarities are inherent in software and lead to repetitions, so-called code clones. We find clones...
Despite the fact that duplicated fragments of code also called code clones are considered one of the...
Code clones are identical or similar fragments of code in a software system. Simple copy-paste progr...
Abstract — Clone detection techniques essentially cluster textually, syntactically and/or semantical...
Copying a code fragment and reusing it by pasting with or without minor modifications is a common pr...
Abstract—Although numerous different clone detection ap-proaches have been proposed to date, not a s...
Clone detection locates exact or similar pieces of code, known as clones, within or between software...
Software clones are considered harmful in software maintenance and evolution. However, despite a dec...
Abstract—Understanding the evolution of code clones is im-portant for both developers and researcher...
Introduction: Software reuse by copying and modifying components to fit new systems is common in ind...
Code clone detection tools find exact or similar pieces of code, known as code clones. Code clones a...
It is believed that identical or similar code fragments in source code, also known as code clones, h...
Identification of similar fragments of software systems, or clones, has many applications in softwar...
Code clone detection tools find exact or similar pieces of code, known as code clones. Code clones a...
Background: Software Code Cloning is widely used by developers to produce code in which they have co...
Similarities are inherent in software and lead to repetitions, so-called code clones. We find clones...
Despite the fact that duplicated fragments of code also called code clones are considered one of the...
Code clones are identical or similar fragments of code in a software system. Simple copy-paste progr...
Abstract — Clone detection techniques essentially cluster textually, syntactically and/or semantical...
Copying a code fragment and reusing it by pasting with or without minor modifications is a common pr...
Abstract—Although numerous different clone detection ap-proaches have been proposed to date, not a s...
Clone detection locates exact or similar pieces of code, known as clones, within or between software...
Software clones are considered harmful in software maintenance and evolution. However, despite a dec...
Abstract—Understanding the evolution of code clones is im-portant for both developers and researcher...
Introduction: Software reuse by copying and modifying components to fit new systems is common in ind...
Code clone detection tools find exact or similar pieces of code, known as code clones. Code clones a...
It is believed that identical or similar code fragments in source code, also known as code clones, h...
Identification of similar fragments of software systems, or clones, has many applications in softwar...
Code clone detection tools find exact or similar pieces of code, known as code clones. Code clones a...
Background: Software Code Cloning is widely used by developers to produce code in which they have co...
Similarities are inherent in software and lead to repetitions, so-called code clones. We find clones...