M. Jiang, Michael Groble, S. Simmons, Dennis Edwards, N. Wilde
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Software Feature Understanding in an Industrial Setting
Software Engineers frequently need to locate and understand the code that implements a specific user feature of a large system. This paper reports on a study by Motorola Inc. and the Software Engineering Research Center to see if industrial tools currently in use at the company could be adapted for feature understanding