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| Reverse Engineering; Umkehrtechnik m | |||
| Zurückentwicklung, Reverse Engineering (A method of analyzing a product in which the finished item is studied to determine its makeup or component parts-for example, studying a completed ROM chip to determine its programming or studying a new computer system to learn about its design. For computer software, reverse engineering typically involves decompilation of a substantial portion of the object code and studying the resulting decompiled code) | |||
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| Reverse Engineering"; Dekompilierung f | |||
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| A software engineering technique whereby an existing application system code can be redesigned and coded using computer-aided software engineering CASE technology | |||
