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2004
Springer

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Chianti: a tool for change impact analysis of java programs

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This paper reports on the design and implementation of Chianti, a change impact analysis tool for Java that is implemented in the context of the Eclipse environment. Chianti analy...

Xiaoxia Ren, Fenil Shah, Frank Tip, Barbara G. Ryd...

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