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Describes the best way to layout object-oriented code and accompanying algorithms that may be opposite engineered for better flexibility in destiny code upkeep and alteration.
Provides crucial object-oriented thoughts and programming equipment for software program engineers and researchers.
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3 is ensured to converge in polynomial time. The actual performance can be greatly improved by choosing a proper ordering of the nodes in the OFG. In absence of loops, the best ordering is the partial order induced by the graph edges. When loops are present, a good strategy consists of propagating the flow information inside the loop before considering the nodes following the loop. The solution produced by the algorithm in Fig. 3 has the property of being valid for all program executions that give rise to the data flows represented in the OFG.
If it can actually be executed for some input). Thus, the solution produced by the algorithm might be over-conservative, in that it may permit flow propagation along infeasible paths. Consequently, if a flow information is present at a node, there may be an execution of the program that actually produces it, while if it is absent, it is ensured that no execution can ever produce it. 5 Object sensitivity According to the abstract syntax in Fig. , are scoped at the class level. , two class attributes) when they belong to different classes, while this cannot be done when they belong to the same class but to different class instances (objects).
Thus, the solution produced by the algorithm might be over-conservative, in that it may permit flow propagation along infeasible paths. Consequently, if a flow information is present at a node, there may be an execution of the program that actually produces it, while if it is absent, it is ensured that no execution can ever produce it. 5 Object sensitivity According to the abstract syntax in Fig. , are scoped at the class level. , two class attributes) when they belong to different classes, while this cannot be done when they belong to the same class but to different class instances (objects).