This report summarizes my overview talk on software clone detection research. It first discusses the notion of software redundancy, cloning, duplication, and similarity. Then, it describes various categorizations of clone types, empirical studies on the root causes for cloning, current opinions and wisdom of consequences of cloning, empirical studies on the evolution of clones, ways to remove, to avoid, and to detect them, empirical evaluations of existing automatic clone detector performance (such as recall, precision, time and space consumption) and their fitness for a particular purpose, benchmarks for clone detector evaluations, presentation issues, and last but not least application of clone detection in other related fields. After eac...
Code duplication or copying a code fragment and then reuse by pasting with or without any modificati...
In software upgradation code clones are regularly utilized. So, we can contemplate on code location ...
Code cloning is the practice of duplicating existing source code for use elsewhere within a software...
This report summarizes my overview talk on software clone detection research. It first discusses the...
Background: Software Code Cloning is widely used by developers to produce code in which they have co...
Cloning means the use of copy-paste as method in developing software artefacts. This practice has se...
Many software systems contained cloned code, i.e., segments of code that are highly similar to each ...
Similarities are inherent in software and lead to repetitions, so-called code clones. We find clones...
Code Clones, also known as Software Clones are similar code fragments mostly formed due to reuse of ...
Copying a code fragment and reusing the same in several parts of the project is a common phenomenon ...
Software code clones refer to the same part of code that appears in different places. Software clone...
Despite the fact that duplicated fragments of code also called code clones are considered one of the...
International audienceDetection of code clones - similar or identical source code fragments - is of ...
Copying a code fragment and reusing it by pasting with or without minor modifications is a common pr...
author of this thesis. This is a true copy of the thesis, including any required final revisions, as...
Code duplication or copying a code fragment and then reuse by pasting with or without any modificati...
In software upgradation code clones are regularly utilized. So, we can contemplate on code location ...
Code cloning is the practice of duplicating existing source code for use elsewhere within a software...
This report summarizes my overview talk on software clone detection research. It first discusses the...
Background: Software Code Cloning is widely used by developers to produce code in which they have co...
Cloning means the use of copy-paste as method in developing software artefacts. This practice has se...
Many software systems contained cloned code, i.e., segments of code that are highly similar to each ...
Similarities are inherent in software and lead to repetitions, so-called code clones. We find clones...
Code Clones, also known as Software Clones are similar code fragments mostly formed due to reuse of ...
Copying a code fragment and reusing the same in several parts of the project is a common phenomenon ...
Software code clones refer to the same part of code that appears in different places. Software clone...
Despite the fact that duplicated fragments of code also called code clones are considered one of the...
International audienceDetection of code clones - similar or identical source code fragments - is of ...
Copying a code fragment and reusing it by pasting with or without minor modifications is a common pr...
author of this thesis. This is a true copy of the thesis, including any required final revisions, as...
Code duplication or copying a code fragment and then reuse by pasting with or without any modificati...
In software upgradation code clones are regularly utilized. So, we can contemplate on code location ...
Code cloning is the practice of duplicating existing source code for use elsewhere within a software...