Apparatuses and methods for producing runtime architectures of computer program modules

This invention is a way to understand how a computer program will work internally before you even run it. It takes the program's code and structural details to build a kind of map, called an abstract graph, showing all its parts and how they relate. From this map, it then creates a predicted runtime graph, which shows how the program's pieces will interact and contain each other when it's actually running. The claims specifically narrow this to creating a representation of the true runtime object graph from a static computer program module.