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To evolve object-oriented code, one must understand both the code structure in terms of classes, and the runtime structure in terms of abstractions of objects that are being created and relations between those objects. To help with this understanding, static program analysis can extract heap abstractions such as object graphs. But the extracted graphs can become too large if they do not sufficiently...
During architectural risk analysis, security experts look for architectural flaws based on a documented runtime structure, which for object-oriented systems can be approximated by an object graph. Architectural risk analysis involves thinking about worst-case scenarios, and thus requires a sound object graph, which shows all possible objects and dataflow communication between them. Extracting a sound...
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