SEELA: Maintenance and Documenting by Reverse-Engineering, Joel Harband
@InProceedings{ harband:seela,
author = {Joel Harband},
title = {SEELA: Maintenance and Documenting by
Reverse-Engineering},
booktitle = {Proceedings of the International Conference on Software
Maintenance ~1990},
year = {1990},
pages = {146},
organization = {IEEE},
publisher = {IEEE Computer Society Press},
abstract = {An interactive, reverse-engineering tool, SEELA supports
the maintenance and documentation of structured programs.
It features a top-down program display that increases the
readability of structured programs and includes a structure
editor, browser, pretty printer, and source code document
generator. SEELA works with Ada, Cobol, C. Pascal, PL/M and
Fortran Code. SEELA was designed to bridge the gap between
the project's design description and the source code.
Instead of requiring a separate program-design-language
(PDL) description, it analyzes the source code and projects
it on the screen so it appears as a readable PDL code.},
class = {Software_Reverse_Engineering,
Software_Reverse_Engineering_Tools, SEELA}
}