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Architectural drift and erosion, where the implementation starts to deviate from the intended software architecture or the rules set by it, are common problems in long-lived software systems. This can be avoided by using techniques, such as Reflexion modeling (Murphy et al., 1995), to validate that the implementation conforms to the indented architecture. Unfortunately, such techniques require a mapping from source code modules (e.g., classes) to elements of the architecture, something that is not always available or up to date. This is a known problem when, e.g., companies want to adopt static architecture conformance checking; the effort to manually create or bring this mapping up to date is just too time-consuming and error-prone (Ali et al., 2017; Bittencourt et al., 2010).

s4rdm3x: A Tool Suite to Explore Code to Architecture Mapping Techniques