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This is the Events page of "The Lab on Reengineering (LORE)", a research group investigating techniques to reeengineer software systems.

Upcoming Events

  • The 25th IEEE/ACM International Conference on Automated Software Engineering (ASE2010) will be hosted in Antwerp from September 20th till 24th

Past Events

Short Pointers to Events

MoVES Symposiums -- Case Studies as Empirical Research Methods -- April, 15th 2009

When -- Where -- More information
When?
April 15th, 2009
Where?
University of Antwerp
Middelheimcampus
Room G0.05
Route description see http://www.win.ua.ac.be/content/getting-here
More Information
Here
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BENEVOL '04 Workshop

When -- Where -- BENEVOL'04
When?
July 8-9th, 2004
Where?
University of Antwerp
Middelheimcampus
Room to be specified
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XP User Group Meeting

When -- Where -- Program -- XP-BE WIKI
When?
Thursday, Februari 20th, 2003
Where?
University of Antwerp
Middelheimcampus
Building G, rooms G.05 and G.06
Program: Re-engineering
  • DupLoc
  • CodeCrawler
  • Roundup and Discussion
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Microfocus COBOL Seminar

Registration -- When -- Where -- Detailed Program
Registration?
Registration is done by sending an e-mail to Pieter Van Gorp (lore-events(a)pietervangorp.com). There is no registration fee.
When?
Wednesday, April, 30th, 2003
Where?
Middelheimcampus
Building G, room G.010
University of Antwerp - Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
http://www.ua.ac.be/main.asp?c=*HOME&n=149&ct=MAPPEN&e=t295
Detailed Program
Is COBOL always legacy?
How to implement web services in COBOL?
Migration strategies: when to migrate to what platform?
What parts of the system should only be integrated?
How can COBOL be integrated with J2EE/.NET?
Further questions are encouraged during the seminar.
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Tool Builders Workshop

Registration -- When -- Where -- Sponsor -- Detailed Program
Registration?

Please register no later than
>>>> FRIDAY, April 18th, 16:00 <<<

Registration is done by sending an e-mail to Serge Demeyer (Serge.Demeyer(a)ua.ac.be) and Filip Van Rysselberghe (Filip.VanRysselberghe(a)ua.ac.be). There is no registration fee.
When?
Thursday and Friday, April, 24th-25th, 2003
Where?
University of Antwerp - Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
http://www.ua.ac.be/main.asp?c=*HOME&n=149&ct=MAPPEN&e=t295
Sponsor?
This event is sponsored by the Fund for Scientific Research in Flanders (FWO) through its network "Foundations of Software Evolution" http://prog.vub.ac.be/poolresearch/FFSE/network.html
Detailed Program:
Thursday 24/04/2003:
>>>Thursday is reserved for a discussion based workshop about following topics <<<
Morning session 1 & 2: Crawling through CodeCrawler
In this session CodeCrawler will be studied from a practical point of view. By applying CodeCrawler on Duploc a number of questions concerning the innerworkings of this tool will come up. An example of such question is for example which measures are used and why exactly those measures were selected. The position of the FAMIX meta-model is another aspect that is worth discussing. The applicability of CC on other programming languages is a last item we want to cover by this workshop. More specific we would like to explore the possibility for others to cooperate in this context for example by integrating CC in eclipse (maybe as a joint masters-thesis )
Afternoon session 1: Famix meets Grammy
Both famix and grammy aim to be language independent. The aim of this item is to stimulate a discussion between the participants about both meta-models. Possible discussion quesions range from where is the overlap between both models, what is each model supposed to do (+how?, +why?), what kind of operations do we apply on it, to which (language specific) problems did we meet. Throughout this discussion the origin of both meta-models should be stressed.
Afternoon session 2: The Soul of Logic-programming
Some of you are probably familiar with Tom Tourwés work in which he applies logic programming on a program in order to detect code smells which are used for automatic refactorings. In his context Soul, as a logic engine for smalltalk is used to reason about code but it is also very usefull for reasoning about meta-models. This workshop offers the opportunity to learn more about the possibilities, limitations and practical usage of logic programming.
Short Topic: How does smalltalk aid my research
Each of us demands specific functionality from its programming environment. In a study about websystems and similar technologies you would prefer Java over C++ because of Java's built in web functionality (Servlets, threading, j2ee, sockets, ...). In this context we would like to investigate where Smalltalk might support our research activities. What for example about application servers, how is it used by the participants, what are possible drawbacks of using Smalltalk, what are the ameliorations... ?
Schedule:
10:00 Crawling through CodeCrawler (Practical)
11:00 Short break to get coffee or tea
11:15 Crawling through CodeCrawler (Discussion)
12:00 Lunch
13:00 Famix meets Grammy
14:50 Afternoon drink break
15:10 The Soul of Logic-programming
17:00 How does Smalltalk aid my research
17:30 End of formal meeting
...Let's socialise...
Friday 25/04/2003:
>>>Friday is organized as a pair programming session where the focus lies on exploring the Smalltalk programming language and the VisualWorks environment. We also want to use this opportunity to which extent knowledge is communicated between different programmers.]<<<
The Job:
Duploc is a tool that uses a very simple line matching algorithm to find duplicated code sequences in a programs source code. The idea of this session would be to extend this implementation with a parameterized technique. This comes down to writing a lexer framework which will be implemented for one specific language for example C++. The construction of a user interface which allows to select which identifiers and literals you would like to define as parameter. The tool should also allow a report to be written to a file in an exchangeable format. During this project different refactorings should be used to improve the new design.
Schedule:
10:00 Pair programming
17:00 Roundup
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4th International Workshop on OO Reengineering

>>> More information at http://www.lore.ua.ac.be/Events/WOOR03/

Lecture «A New Approach to Developing Robust Embedded Software» by Lars Bak

>>> More information at http://www.lore.ua.ac.be/Events/VM/

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