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A '''rewrite''' in [[computer programming]] is the act or result of re-implementing a large portion of existing functionality without re-use of its [[source code]] or [[writing inscription]]. When the rewrite is not using existing code at all, it is common to speak of a '''rewrite from scratch'''.

Introduction:

==Motivations==

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A piece of software is typically rewritten when one or more of the following apply:

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*its [[Orphaned work|source code is not available]] or is only available under an [[License compatibility|incompatible]] [[license]]

*its code cannot be adapted to a new target platform

*its existing code has become too difficult to handle and extend

*the task of [[debugging]] it seems too complicated

*the programmer finds it difficult to understand its source code

*developers learn new techniques or wish to do a big feature overhaul which requires much change

*developers learn that new codes written may extend content options that can fix or overwrite previous problems

*the [[programming language]] of the source code has to be changed

==Risks==