A Visual Trace Analysis Tool for Understanding Feature Scattering
Victor Sobreira
Abstract
Victor Sobreira
Abstract
This work proposes a tool for understanding feature scattering through the graphical visualization of the intersection between features and source code. The tool collects trace events of multi-threaded programs for selected features and shows matrices that help analyzing where those features are implemented. Our claim is that the tool reduces the effort to identify where features are implemented and which source code is specific to a feature.
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This work proposes a tool for understanding feature scattering through the graphical visualization of the intersection between features and source code. The tool collects trace events of multi-threaded programs for selected features and shows matrices that help analyzing where those features are implemented. Our claim is that the tool reduces the effort to identify where features are implemented and which source code is specific to a feature.
Key concepts: TRACE (psycholinguistics), Computer science, Source code, Feature (linguistics), Visualization, Intersection (aeronautics), Code (set theory), Feature extraction