Technical debt (TD) has been recognized as an important quality problem for both software
architecture and code. The evolution of TD techniques over the past years has led to a …

Software reuse is used to aid the software development process which in recent times can
improve the resulting quality and productivity of software development, by assisting software …

Software reuse refers to the development of new software systems with the likelihood of
completely or partially using existing components or resources with or without modification …

Reusable software components are designed to apply the power and benefit of reusable,
interchangeable parts from other industries to the field of software construction. Benefits of …

Decompilation is the process of converting programs in a low-level representation, such as
machine code, into high-level programs that are human readable, compilable and …

Nowadays, software is developed from reused components to increase productivity.
Predicting the success of reuse helps in assessing component's reuse potential. In this …

Software reusability is recognized as a crucial aspect of quality. Addressing the software
turmoil, increasing software quality, and enhancing performance are the most evident …

We develop a design method that promotes flexible component design based on a common
component platform with various plug-ins. The approach increases the flexibility and …

In early 1960s, intricacy of software systems led to a call for the emergence of the concept of
Software Reuse. Rather than building software applications from genesis, software reuse …

Although Software Product Lines (SPL) offer the potential for order-of-magnitude
improvements in software engineering performance, the up-front cost, level of effort …