1. Jon Bing
Proving Copyright Infringement of Computer Programs – Some practical Examples

2. Developing a computer program

3. Co-operation in developing a program

4. «One» program

5. User interface

6. Strategies in identifying interesting source code extracts
Sorting on file names
Sorting on file seize
Indexing – inspecting variables identical or similar
Calculating a hash value for each line of programming code

7. Comparing source code SJEKK-AVGR. MOVE 0 TO SJEKK SJEKK-10.
SJEKK-10.
IF WS-FRA = 0 AND
WS-TIL = 0
GO TO SJEKK-20
IF WS-FRA NOT < WS-FRA1 AND
WS-FRA NOT >
WS-TIL1
GO TO SJEKK-TILSLAG.
IF WS-TIL NOT <
WS-FRA1 AND
WS-TIL NOT >
SJEKK-AVGR.
MOVE 0 TO SJEKK
SJEKK-10.
IF WS-FRA = 0 AND
WS-TIL = 0
GO TO SJEKK-20.
IF WS-FRA NOT < WS-FRA1 AND
WS-FRA NOT >
WS-TIL1
GO TO SJEKK-TILSLAG
IF WS-TIL NOT <
WS-FRA1 AND
WS-TIL NOT >
GO TO SJEKK-TILSLAG.

8. External factors Programming language Standards Best practrice guides
Boiler-plate text
Third party components

9. Incremental development

10. Development process
Time and resources used for development
Experience

11. Pro-active strategies
Clean room procedures
Full documentation
Original when possible (name of variables as an example)