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      An eclectic approach for change impact analysis

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      Conference name: ICSE '10: 32nd International Conference on Software Engineering (ICSE '10)
      Conference date: 01 05 2010 08 05 2010

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          Publisher: ACM
          Publication date (Print): May 2010
          Publication date (Online): May 2010
          Publication date (Print): May 2010
          Publication date (Electronic): May 2010
          Pages: 163-166
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          [1 ]Univ. of Sannio, Italy
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          DOI: 10.1145/1810295.1810320
          SO-VID: 58b94323-0798-4ad7-ac68-d60c86775c14
          Copyright © © 2010
          Conference name: ICSE '10: 32nd International Conference on Software Engineering
          Conference acronym: ICSE '10
          Conference location: Cape Town South Africa
          Conference date: 01 05 2010 08 05 2010
          Conference sponsor: SIGSOFT ACM Special Interest Group on Software Engineering
          Conference sponsor: IEEE CS
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