Essential Open Source Toolset:Programming With Ecl

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Programmers increasingly rely on tools and there are some excellent new, often freely available tools available under Linux/Unix. The book presents all those tools and environments which should form the basic toolset for any programmer working in a Unix-like environment. It shows how to use both those tools now considered, as well as a newer range of exciting plug-ins and extras which make a programmers life so much easier and more productive. Table of contents : PrefaceIntroductionPart I: Version Control· Managing changes using DIFF and PATCH· Revision management using RCS· Parallel Program development with CVSPart II: Processing Input· Lexical analysis using LEX· Syntactical analysis with YACC· Lexical and syntactic analysis using ANTLRPart III: Building Programs· Building programs with MAKE· Configuring software automatically with AUTOCONF· Documenting programs with JAVADOCPart IV: Prototyping· Creating prototypes using Tcl/TkPart V: Testing and Debugging· Software tests with DEJAGNU· Component tests with JUNIT· Tracking Problems with BUGZILLA· Debugging with GDB and DDDPart VI: Program Analysis· Profiling using GPROF and GCOV· Checking Style with CHECKSTYLE· Static program analysis with LINT· Program slicing using UNRAVELPart VII: Integrated Inviroment · Integrated development with ECLIPSE 3.0BibliographyIndex Market Description : · Programmers working on Linux/Unix platforms About Author : Andreas Zeller is a full professor at the University of Saarbrucken, Germany. His research topics include testing and debugging, program analysis and configuration management. He is widely known for GNU DDD, a Unix/Linux debugger GUI that visualizes complex data and which is used by more than 250,000 users.Jens Krinke is a research assistant at the University of Passau, Germany. He is an expert in software reengineering and program analysis. His research topic is the analysis of critical software.