How Do Developers Toggle Breakpoints? Observational Studies. Petrillo, F., Mandian, H., Yamashita, A., Khomh, F., & Gu�h�neuc, Y. In Nu�ez, M., Dohi, T., & Bai, X., editors, Proceedings of the 3<sup>rd</sup> International Conference on Software Quality, Reliability, and Security (QRS), pages 285–295, July, 2017. IEEE CS Press. 10 pages.
Paper abstract bibtex In software engineering, a smell is a part of a software system's source code with a poor quality and that may indicate a deeper problem. Although many kinds of smells have been studied to analyze their causes, their behavior, and their impact on software quality, those smells typically are studied independently from each other. However, if two smells coincide inside a class, this could increases their negative effect (e.g., spaghetti code that is being cloned across the system). In this paper we report results from an empirical study conducted to examine the relationship between two specific kinds of smells: code clones and antipatterns. We conducted our study on three open-source software systems: Azureus, Eclipse, and JHotDraw. Results show that between 32\NOand 63\NOof classes in the analysed systems present co-occurrence of smells, and that such classes are more risky in term of fault-proneness.
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AUTHOR = {Fabio Petrillo and Hyan Mandian and Aiko Yamashita and
Foutse Khomh and Yann-Ga�l Gu�h�neuc},
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TITLE = {How Do Developers Toggle Breakpoints? Observational
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ABSTRACT = {In software engineering, a smell is a part of a software
system's source code with a poor quality and that may indicate a
deeper problem. Although many kinds of smells have been studied to
analyze their causes, their behavior, and their impact on software
quality, those smells typically are studied independently from each
other. However, if two smells coincide inside a class, this could
increases their negative effect (e.g., spaghetti code that is being
cloned across the system). In this paper we report results from an
empirical study conducted to examine the relationship between two
specific kinds of smells: code clones and antipatterns. We conducted
our study on three open-source software systems: Azureus, Eclipse,
and JHotDraw. Results show that between 32\NOand 63\NOof classes in
the analysed systems present co-occurrence of smells, and that such
classes are more risky in term of fault-proneness.}
}
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