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	Filtering Run-Time Artifacts Using Software Landscapes

			      by

			Arthur Tateishi
		  ruhtra@turing.toronto.edu

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                            Abstract

    Previous work in software visualization has demonstrated the
    advantages of presenting programs in a graphical manner in both
    program understanding and debugging.  Among the class of program
    visualization systems are those which operate non-intrusively on
    program sources.  One of the major challenges faced by users of such
    systems is the problem of filtering the enormous amount of run-time
    information present during the execution of a large system.

    In this thesis, I describe an evolution of the Software Landscape.
    The Software Landscape is a tool for browsing a software system's
    static structure using boxes together with arrow and containment
    relations.  My Run-Time Landscape includes run-time information,
    utilizes the Landscape paradigm for the elision of unwanted details,
    and provides a tightly integrated environment for viewing program
    artifacts from different perspectives. This prototype is useful in
    debugging, program understanding, and profiling.