1. CSMR 1997: Berlin, Germany

@proceedings{DBLP:conf/csmr/1997,
  title     = {1st Euromicro Working Conference on Software Maintenance and
               Reengineering (CSMR '97), 17-19 March 1997, Berlin, Germany},
  booktitle = {CSMR},
  publisher = {IEEE Computer Society},
  year      = {1997},
  isbn      = {0-8186-7892-5},
  bibsource = {DBLP, http://dblp.uni-trier.de}
}

Methodology

• Stan Jarzabek, Irene Woon:
  Towards a precise description of reverse engineering methods and tools. 3-9
  
• Xavier Franch, Pere Botella:
  Supporting software maintenance with non-functional information. 10-16
  
• Sebastian Kutscha, Klaus Henning, Horst Kesselmeier:
  The Task Artifact Cycle: a Conceptual Approach to Maintenance and Reengineering. 17-19
  
• Ulrike Kölsch, Mechtild Wallrath:
  A Process Model for Controlling and Performing Re-Engineering Tasks. 20-24
  

Software Configuration Management

• Jürgen Schwille:
  Modeling product and process characteristics in software configuration management. 25-32
  
• Tapani Kilpi:
  New Challenges for Version Control and Configuration Management: a Framework and Evaluation. 33-42
  

Formal Methods

• Michael Löwe:
  Formal Methods. 43
  
• Jean-Marie Favre:
  A Rigorous Approach to Support the Maintenance of Large Portable Software. 44-47
  
• Christoph C. Michael:
  Using evolution constraints to assess the failure-proneness of evolving software. 48-53
  

Program Analysis I

• Nabor C. Mendonça, Jeff Kramer:
  A Quality-Based Analysis of Architecture Recovery Environments. 54-59
  
• Paolo Tonella, Giuliano Antoniol, Roberto Fiutem, Ettore Merlo:
  Variable Precision Reaching Definitions Analysis for Software Maintenance. 60-67
  
• Vaclav Rajlich:
  Incremental Redocumentation with Hypertext. 68-73
  

Program Analysis II

• Reiner R. Dumke, Achim S. Winkler:
  CAME Tools for an Efficient Software Maintenance. 74-81
  
• Horst Friedrich, Reiner Witschurke:
  The FAPU Workbench. 82-88
  

Keynote Session 2

• Josef Kisting:
  The challenge of the Year 2000 problem. 89-92
  

Year 2000 I

• Paolo Nesi:
  Year 2000. 93
  
• Bernd Müller, Rainer Gimnich:
  Planning Year 2000 transformations using standard tools: an experience report. 94-100
  
• Zsolt Öry:
  A theory driven approach to century change. 101-105
  

Year 2000 II

• Daniel Aebi:
  A process model for re-engineering, migration and multi-use of business data. 106-113
  
• Joseph Allegra:
  Overlooked issues of the Year 2000 upgrade. 114-118
  

Case Studies

• Harry M. Sneed:
  Measuring the performance of a software maintenance department. 119-127
  
• Sagar Pidaparthi, Grzegorz Cysewski:
  Case Study in Migration to Object-Oriented System Structure Using Design Transformation Methods. 128-135
  
• Burkhard Holl:
  A Software Configuration Management System for the Maintenance of Nuclear Power Plant Simulators. 136-139
  
• Peter Meltz:
  Assessment of the options for Hardware-/Software-Reengineering of two KSG/GfS Full-Scope-Simulators. 140-143
  

Migration of User Interfaces

• Ingo Claßen, Klaus Hennig, Ingo Mohr, Michael Schulz:
  CUI to GUI Migration: Static Analysis of Character-Based Panels. 144-149
  
• László Csaba:
  Experience with User Interface Reengineering Transferring DOS Panels to Windows. 150-156
  

Object-Oriented-Reuse

• Alessandro Fantechi, Paolo Nesi, E. Somma:
  Object-Oriented Analysis of COBOL. 157-164
  
• Carine Lucas, Patrick Steyaert, Kim Mens:
  Managing Software Evolution through Reuse Contracts. 165-170