A Software Refactoring Paradigm for Controling Changes on Control System

Fang Xiong Xiao; Yan Li; Xiao Dong Zhu; Da Juan Fan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.241-244.2587

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A Software Refactoring Paradigm for Controling Changes on Control System

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In traditional, software implementation for requirement changes brings big effort on legacy architecture, and may decrease the readability, increase the possibility of error, and hard to maintain for software. So, software refactoring needs to be involved to solve the issue. A successful refactoring practice is presented in this paper to solve above issue met in a control application system supporting different boot process. It has been proved that the flexibility and extendibility are improved greatly than the original architecture. Furthermore, by encapsulating more details in the class and specified function, it reduces the complexity of interface. As a result, the risk of interface error is decreased, and the software quality is improved accordingly.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 241-244)

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Fang Xiong Xiao, Yan Li, Xiao Dong Zhu, Da Juan Fan

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Control System, Paradigm, Refactoring, Software Engineering

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