Combining software visualization paradigms to support software comprehension activities

Authors:
Glauco de F. Carneiro;Rodrigo Magnavita;Manoel Mendonça
Affiliations:
Salvador University, Bahia, Brazil;Salvador University, Bahia, Brazil;Salvador University, Bahia, Brazil
Venue:
Proceedings of the 4th ACM symposium on Software visualization
Year:
2008

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Abstract

Modern IDEs offer built-in support for developing plug-ins. More recently, we have seen a growing number of plug-ins that offer non-conventional software visualization interfaces. They usually aim to help programmers to understand unfamiliar source code by representing it in visual structures such as trees, scatter-plots or graphs. This poster presents a plug-in built to integrate and combine several software visualization paradigms for supporting customized software comprehension activities.