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Software systems need to evolve to adapt to either a new environment or a new requirement. This position paper discusses the evolution of a software system from the viewpoint of an ecosystem and asserts that the evolution of a software system is not a standalone process but an aggregate process of other related software systems that forms a software ecosystem. This paper describes several of our ongoing projects in studying different types of symbiotic relationships between software systems and their effects on software evolution.
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