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@inproceedings{Soetens2010ETOOS,
author = {Quinten David Soetens and Peter Ebraert and
Serge Demeyer},
booktitle = {1st ECOOP Workshop on Testing Object-Oriented Systems
(ETOOS)},
month = jun,
title = {Avoiding bugs pro-actively by change-oriented
programming},
year = {2010},
abstract = {To minimize the cost of fixing bugs, they need to be
identified as soon as possible. Testing the system is
a means to detect such defects. However, when all the
tests are run, it is often difficult to locate the
precise error that causes a test to fail. We propose
to use change-oriented programming as a means to
detect bugs in a system while it is being developed.
Not only may this technique assists in detecting bugs
sooner, it can also be used to provide the developer
with fine-grained information about the places in the
program and test code that relate to the defect. We
believe that this will decrease the probability of
introducing bugs in a system and speed up the
detection of the bugs that do get in.},
annote = {workshoppaper},
}