Software continues to evolve due to changing requirements, platforms and other environmental pressures. Modern software is dependent on frameworks, and if the frameworks evolve, the software has to evolve as well. On the other hand, the software may be changed due to changing requirements. Therefore, in high-confidence software evolution, we must consider both framework evolution and client evolution, each of which may incur faults and reduce software quality. In this article, we present a set of approaches to address some problems in high-confidence software evolution. In particular, to support framework evolution, we propose a history-based matching approach to identify a set of transformation rules between different APIs, and a transformation language to support automatic transformation. To support client evolution for high-confidence software, we propose a path-exploration-based approach to generate tests efficiently by pruning paths irrelevant to changes between versions, several coverage-based approaches to optimize test execution, and approaches to locate faults and fix memory leaks automatically. These approaches facilitate high-confidence software evolution from various aspects.
. Tao Xie's work was supported in part by National Science Foundation(Grant Nos. CCF-1409423)
National Natural Science Foundation of China(61225007)
. Tao Xie's work was supported in part by National Science Foundation(CNS-1513939)
National Natural Science Foundation of China(61421091)
. Tao Xie's work was supported in part by National Science Foundation(CNS-1564274)
National Basic Research Program of China(2015AA01A202)
National Natural Science Foundation of China(61272157)
National Natural Science Foundation of China(61529201)
. Tao Xie's work was supported in part by National Science Foundation(CCF-1434596)
. Tao Xie's work was supported in part by National Science Foundation(CNS-1434582)
This work was supported by National Basic Research Program of China (Grant No. 2015AA01A202), National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 61421091, 61529201, 61272157, 61225007). Tao Xie's work was supported in part by National Science Foundation (Grant Nos. CCF-1409423, CNS-1434582, CCF-1434596, CNS-1513939, CNS-1564274), and a Google Faculty Research Award.
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