In this paper we present our approach to several common problems in reverse engineering that are built around the Columbus framework. Columbus defines several fundamental building blocks for the use in reverse engineering processes, and as such it can be an important player in the studies conducted at the workshop for Empirical Studies in Reverse Engineering. The Columbus framework proved its usefulness in the field through a number of research projects (also by independent researchers) and several industrial applications. Columbus may contribute as (1) a flexible, easily extensible tool architecture, (2) a data exchange model (C/C++ schema) and (3) as a source code analysis process. 1
Nowadays, almost all companies, independently of their size and type of activity, are facing the pro...
International audienceReverse engineering is when a real part is analysed in detail in order to crea...
Recently, formal approaches to reverse engineering have received considerable attention as a means o...
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Researchers and practitioners are usually eager to develop, test and experiment with new ideas and t...
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textReverse engineering is broadly defined as the process of analyzing existing products to learn ho...
Reverse engineering encompasses a wide spectrum of activities aimed at extracting information on the...
Nowadays, almost all companies, independently of their size and type of activity, are facing the pro...
International audienceReverse engineering is when a real part is analysed in detail in order to crea...
Recently, formal approaches to reverse engineering have received considerable attention as a means o...
One of the most critical issues in large-scale software development and maintenance is the rapidly g...
As the 20th century draws to a close, software has become one of the major driving forces in busines...
This report presents the results of a survey on existing reverse engineering techniques and how they...
Today especially large organizations are not only faced with the problem of replacing their informat...
MasterThis research suggests an effective reverse engineering process and methods to support the sug...
By using reverse engineering tools, the software developer is able to generate the structure of a so...
Reverse engineering involves extracting high-level information from existing code. Reverse engineeri...
Starting with the aim of modernizing legacy systems, often written in old programming languages, rev...
Researchers and practitioners are usually eager to develop, test and experiment with new ideas and t...
By the early 1990s the need for reengineering legacy systems was already acute, but recently the dem...
textReverse engineering is broadly defined as the process of analyzing existing products to learn ho...
Reverse engineering encompasses a wide spectrum of activities aimed at extracting information on the...
Nowadays, almost all companies, independently of their size and type of activity, are facing the pro...
International audienceReverse engineering is when a real part is analysed in detail in order to crea...
Recently, formal approaches to reverse engineering have received considerable attention as a means o...