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Clone Evolution Revisited

The majority of studies that analyze clone evolution is limited to open-source software. Although providing important insights, it is unsure whether findings can be transferred to industrial contexts. We conducted a study on clone evolution in industrial systems to complement the findings of our previous study on clone evolution, which was limited to open-source systems. In this paper, we present the results from the industrial context and compare them to our previous findings based on open-source software.