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Tools Ideas
We will compile a list of checks using the !ReProTool metamodel that could be interesting from the software engineering perspective.
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a call-graph can be used to identify suspicious methods such as public methods that have never been used.
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automated generation of contracts from specification
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Specification -> Code documentation comments (or context help in IDE, e.g onMouseOver() all textual parts of specification related to identifier are displayed)
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Automated generation of JUnit-like tests
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find a public method (or similar concept) that is not connected to any requirement
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Some kind of a "meta-language": when we created AST, we can express some constraints that would otherwise be impossible within the original programming language. For example, in PHP, we could create a following constraint: The property {{{A.p}}} can only be access from class {{{B}}} while accesses from {{{A}}} are forbidden. These constraints could be encoded to the PHP comments.
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a private variable could contain a comment explaining that the variable is only used within some method. This can be used for checking.
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which parts of the traces encoded in the behaviour model are isolated and thus can potentially be executed in separate threads.
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detect and display conditions in natural language that lead to infinite cycles in the use-case when "GOTO" actions are used. Also display conditions that would break the cycle (potential corrections of such a behaviour)
- http://incubator.apache.org/opennlp/
- http://www.column2.com/2010/12/raven-cloud-general-release-generate-process-maps-from-natural-language-text
- http://ucrel.lancs.ac.uk/wmatrix/
- http://ucrel.lancs.ac.uk/llwizard.html
- RT @grafandreas: Referencing from natural language Requirements to Models with Papyrus, ReqIF, ProR and Xtext: vimeo.com/22699232