Reengineering the class-an object oriented maintenance activity
GV Subramaniam, EJ Byme - Proceedings. The Twenty-Second …, 1998 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
GV Subramaniam, EJ Byme
Proceedings. The Twenty-Second Annual International Computer …, 1998•ieeexplore.ieee.orgWhen an Incremental Approach is used to develop an object-oriented system, there is a risk
that the class design will deteriorate in quality with each increment. This paper presents a
technique for detecting classes that may be prone to deteriorate, or if deterioration has
occurred assists with reengineering those classes. Experience with applying this technique
to an industrial software development project is also discussed.
that the class design will deteriorate in quality with each increment. This paper presents a
technique for detecting classes that may be prone to deteriorate, or if deterioration has
occurred assists with reengineering those classes. Experience with applying this technique
to an industrial software development project is also discussed.
When an Incremental Approach is used to develop an object-oriented system, there is a risk that the class design will deteriorate in quality with each increment. This paper presents a technique for detecting classes that may be prone to deteriorate, or if deterioration has occurred assists with reengineering those classes. Experience with applying this technique to an industrial software development project is also discussed.
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