Class Summary |
BlockTestMapper |
Test mapper which performs a mapping from basic blocks selected
by DejaVu to the tests that hit those blocks. |
BytecodeNodeComparer |
Implementation of NodeComparer which uses the bytecode
instruction lists of two nodes to compare them for equivalence. |
CFEdgeSelector |
Implementation of the edge selection module in the DejaVu graph traversal
algorithm which understands the control flow edges found in Sofya control
flow graphs. |
CFGLoader |
Loader class for control flow graphs. |
ClassPair |
Data structure which correlates a class name to its location in the
two versions of the program. |
EdgeSelector |
The edge selector retrieves and matches edges from the graphs being
traversed, using this information to control how the graph traverser
walks the graphs. |
EdgeSelector.EdgeMatchData |
Data container class which records information about the outgoing edges
from nodes in each graph and the path (or paths) the traverser should
follow next. |
EdgeSelector.EdgeTraversal |
Data container class which is used to direct the behavior of
the graph traverser. |
GraphTraverser |
This class traverses two graphs using a node comparer to build a list
of dangerous edges. |
InputParser |
This class performs basic validation of the input files
supplied to DejaVu. |
MethodPair |
Data structure which maintains information about the class
and methods currently being processed by DejaVu. |
NodeComparer |
This abstract class defines the contract for classes that provide the
service of comparing nodes from different Java classes for
equality. |
OutputAdapter |
Adapter class which is responsible for the display of test selection
results and the writing of those results to a database file. |
TestMapper |
A concrete implementation of this class is responsible for performing
the mapping of dangerous edges to tests in the original test suite. |
TestSelectionHandler |
The TestSelectionHandler provides methods to manipulate Sofya test
selection files and manage test selection information for methods
obtained from running the DejaVu tool. |