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    BRTracer

    Fault localization using segmentation and stack-trace analysis

    This approach is proposed by Key Laboratory of High Confidence Software Technologies (Peking University). BRTracer is built on top of BugLocator (homepage: http://code.google.com/p/bugcenter/). Our goal is to propose a more accurate bug-report-oriented fault localization using segmentation and stack-trace analysis. Our empirical results indicate that BRTracer is able to significantly outperform BugLocator on all the tree software projects (i.e., Eclipse, AspectJ, SWT) used in our empirical evaluation. BRTracer is written in Java. We provide a runalbe jar package and its dataset. Note that jdk 1.7 or newer is required to run BRTracer.
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    Transtrl for i18n

    Transtrl for i18n

    Transtrl locates need-to-translate strings for Java software i18n

    Transtrl is a need-to-Translate String Locator. It is an eclipse plugin that locates the constant strings that require translation for Java software internationalization (i18n) and further localization (L10n). The developers can either use the tool to work out a internationalized version quickly or check whether they forget to externalize some constant strings in their i18ned versions. The new version of the tool (TransVis) also support visualize how constant strings flows to the GUI and how the string is concatenated with other strings.
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