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Minimal Instrumentation for Software Feature Location

Feature location is a commonly occurring problem in software reuse and maintenance. In understanding large software systems, Software Engineers need to locate the different software components that work together to provide a specific end user feature. Because of its importance, this problem has generated much interest among software maintenance researchers and a number of different methods of attack have been proposed, many of them involving tracing the execution of the software while the feature is running.