Working More Effectively with Legacy Code Using Domain Knowledge and Abstractions: A Case Study

Igor Osetinsky; Reuven Yagel

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Working More Effectively with Legacy Code Using Domain Knowledge and Abstractions: A Case Study

In Proceedings of the 5th International Workshop on Software Knowledge - Volume 0IC3K, 63-70, 2014 , Rome, Italy

Authors: Igor Osetinsky and Reuven Yagel

Affiliation: Azrieli - The Jerusalem College of Engineering, Israel

Keyword(s): Legacy Code, Software Knowledge, Software Lifecycle, Software Testing and Maintenance.

Abstract: We describe how using abstractions based on domain knowledge can improve the process of changing legacy code. The central claim of this paper is that ontologies are a desirable starting point, not only for development of new code, but also for effective refactoring of legacy code. We start from a standard refactoring method from the literature of working with legacy code, and show how it has been improved into knowledge-based refactoring. A use case illustrates the practical application in an industrial project setting.

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Osetinsky, I. and Yagel, R. (2014). Working More Effectively with Legacy Code Using Domain Knowledge and Abstractions: A Case Study. In Proceedings of the 5th International Workshop on Software Knowledge (IC3K 2014) - SKY; ISBN 978-989-758-051-2, SciTePress, pages 63-70. DOI: 10.5220/0005168400630070

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