A Case Study of Automatically Generating Language Servers from Model-Driven Language Specifications
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DescriptionThe following topics focus on analyzing codebases of open-source projects. TODO: references Contact:Extent: B.Sc./ M.Sc.
DescriptionSoftware variability management is challenging. We’re working towards novel variation management systems, see publications below. TODO: reference to publications Contact:Extent: B.Sc./ M.Sc.
DescriptionProduct-line migration feasibility study (static analysis of legacy software artifacts, cost/benefit analysis, architecture evaluation). Contact:Extent: B.Sc./ M.Sc.
Descriptionstatic analysis of firmware source code to extract configuration constraints and to reverse-engineer/extend a variability model Contact:Extent: B.Sc./ M.Sc.
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Description Incorporate a SAT solver (picosat) into the Linux kernel configurator (make xconfig, make menuconfig) to support kernel configuration processes (detect dead features, control visibility of option subtrees, resolve configuration conflicts). More details on the kconfig-sat website . Contact:Extent: B.Sc./ M.Sc.
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DescriptionOpen-source software repositories are a valuable source of information for software engineering researchers, providing insights into coding patterns, development practices, and developer collaboration. A key challenge fur such studies is the selection of suitable repositories for analysis, which requires categorization of projects (e.g. libraries, applications, etc.). This classification is usually performed manually, making it time … Read more
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