@InProceedings
{IEEE-WCRE-2000:Tateishi-Walenstein,
  Author =       "Arthur Tateishi and Andrew Walenstein",
  Title =        "Applying Traditional {Unix} Tools During Maintenance:
                 An Experience Report",
  BookTitle =    "Proceedings of the 7th Working Conference on Reverse
                 Engineering (WCRE'2000)",
  Pages =        "203--206",
  Year =         "2000",
  ConfDate =     "Nov 23--25",
  Location =     "Brisbane, Australia",
  Publisher =	 "IEEE Computer Society Press",
  Abstract =	 "The Unix programming environment provides a rich and fairly
                  standard set of generic tools for the development and
                  maintenance of software. In an age of advanced software
                  tools and environments, it is useful to see how new tools
                  compare against an old baseline. Our experiences from one
                  small exercise in maintenance suggest that simple Unix
                  tools seem to raise the bar of excellence deceptively
                  high.",
}