Research and Application of Software Reuse Identification Method Based on Code Similarity Analysis

Software reuse techniques have become a pervasive research hotspot in today's software engineering field. The most researched and widely applied is combinatorial technology, which is software reuse technology based on artifacts. The construction and identification of artifacts is a hot issue in this field, and the paper presents a software artifact identification method based on program code similarity analysis. The technical application is carried out.

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2024-12-27
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https://doi.org/10.1109/eiecc64539.2024.10929550
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Software Engineering Research
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Software reuse techniques have become a pervasive research hotspot in today's software engineering field. The most researched and widely applied is combinatorial technology, which is software reuse technology based on artifacts. The construction and identification of artifacts is a hot issue in this field, and the paper presents a software artifact identification method based on program code similarity analysis. The technical application is carried out.

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