Software Architecture Reconstruction¶
Ducasse, S., & Pollet, D. (2009). Software Architecture Reconstruction: A Process-Oriented Taxonomy. IEEE.
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Mechanisms¶
- Legacy Substrate Architecture Review
- Its weaknesses are cost and reviewer-dependence: it is slow, and a legacy substrate's structure may have eroded past clean description, so its boundary and blast-radius model are approximations.
This sourceExplains that software-architecture reconstruction is complex and time-consuming because implemented architectures drift and erode as systems evolve.
- Its weaknesses are cost and reviewer-dependence: it is slow, and a legacy substrate's structure may have eroded past clean description, so its boundary and blast-radius model are approximations.
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