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Date: 2017-06-27 01:04:15
Software engineering
Subroutines
Computing
Computer programming
Programming paradigms
Callback
Network flow problem
Event
Data-flow analysis
Control flow analysis
Flow network
Control flow graph

Static Control-Flow Analysis of User-Driven Callbacks in Android Applications Shengqian Yang, Dacong Yan, Haowei Wu, Yan Wang, and Atanas Rountev Ohio State University Email: {yangs,yan,wuhaow,wang10,rountev}@cse.ohio-st

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