A tool suite to perform experiments in automatic mapping of source code to modular architecture definitions, also called the orphan adoption problem. It consists of a reusable base code (core) and two tools (v3xt & CMDExRunner).
The base code provides Java bytecode analysis to extract a dependency graph (and naming information) as well as loading an architectural definition and source to module mapping. Furthermore it implements the HuGMe method and four attraction functions to map a source code file to an architectural module. The attraction functions are CountAttract, IRAttract, LSIAttract and NBAttract.
A tool that provides a GUI to define and run small scale experiments as well as visualize the results in real-time. This can be used to quickly try and assess new ideas and define larger experiments. Supports loading and saving of experiments definitions as experiments.
A command line tool for executing experiments in parallel. It reads an experiment definition xml-file and distributes the experiments over a number of threads. Typically useful for running experiments in multicore computing clouds.
Documentation is available in docs and published: https://h0bb3.github.io/s4rdm3x/
s4rdmex, v3xt, cmdexrunner Copyright (c) 2020 Tobias Olsson
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