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Dig deep
into your Caché applications
RE/cos will maintain the quality of your work, day in, day out.
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Increase productivity, reduce costs and ultimately extend the life of any software application.
Reverse engineering is the process of automatically analyzing and documenting an existing software application.
Re-engineering is the process of using that information both manually and automatically to support, maintain and enhance an application.
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At the heart of RE/cos is a repository containing information about the classes and persistent objects which make up your application. This repository contains the documentation needed to maintain and enhance your Caché application.
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Driving RE/cos is a powerful code analyzer which performs the reverse engineering process of extracting information from class definitions, object script routines and other sources, analyzing it and loading it into the repository.
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Sophisticated analysis tools then enable you to access comprehensive and accurate documentation to assist in the support, maintenance and enhancement of your application.
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| RE/parser is an add-on module which can be user-configured to meet customer-specific needs including automated syntax conversion and advanced quality control.
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Benefits
Impact Analysis
RE/cos includes analysis tools which both enable the impact of proposed changes to be assessed and assist the programmer in locating where modifications need to be made.
Productivity
RE/cos increases productivity by reducing investigation time when making a change, and by automatically documenting changes once they have been made.
Software Testing
RE/cos can help identify which parts of an application require re-testing.
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Reliability
RE/cos enables system enhancements to be made with fewer design and programmer flaws. Previously unforeseen consequences of a change can be detected during analysis and coding rather than after implementation.
Quality Control
The RE/parser option permits syntax restrictions to Caché Object Script to be enforced and enables Object Script to be validated against in-house programming standards and naming conventions.
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