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Volume 34, Issue 5April 2004Research Articles
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An interactive method for extracting grammar from programs
Pages 433–447

The grammar of the language in which some given code is written is essential for developing automated tools for maintenance, reengineering, and program analysis. Frequently grammar is available for a language but not for its variants that are ...

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Using roles in Java
Pages 449–464

Using roles in object-oriented design leads to a more natural representation of a given problem domain. Despite a lot of research into role–based systems, there is still a gap between conceptual representations of roles and the usage of roles in ...

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Microbenchmarks for determining branch predictor organization
Pages 465–487

In order to achieve an optimum performance of a given application on a given computer platform, a program developer or compiler must be aware of computer architecture parameters, including those related to branch predictors. Although dynamic branch ...

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Agents in object-oriented software engineering
Pages 489–521

Software engineers of multi-agent systems (MASs) are faced with different concerns such as autonomy, adaptation, interaction, collaboration, learning, and mobility, which are essentially different from classical concerns addressed in object-oriented ...

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