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Efficient integration testing using dependency analysis

Srivastava et al., 2005

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14061340831323621890
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Srivastava A
Thiagarajan J
Schertz C
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Microsoft Research, TechReport MSR-TR-2005-94

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Although testing starts with individual programs, programs are rarely self-contained in real software environments. They depend on external subsystems like language run time and operating system libraries for various functionalities. These subsystems are developed …
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