Titlebook: Software Configuration Management Using Vesta; Allan Heydon,Timothy Mann,Yuan Yu Book 2006 Springer-Verlag US 2006 configuration.configura

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0172-603X tion managementhave changed little in more than two decades. Developmentorganizations struggle to manage ever- larger software systems with tools that were never designed to handle them. Their development processes are warped by the inadequacies of their building and version management tools. Develo

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Introductions has significantly interfered with the production of large systems. Consequently, Vesta focuses on the two central challenges of large-scale software development — versioning and building — and offers a novel, integrated solution.

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Essential Background issues in a way that was minimally dependent on the environment, but inevitably there are dependencies of style, terminology, and implementation detail. This book presents Vesta in sufficient detail that these dependencies are visible, which therefore requires that the reader understand something of that dependent context.

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Managing Sources and Versionsrned with both sources and deriveds. It reads system models, and it invokes tools that both read sources and deriveds and write out new deriveds. This chapter examines the repository services as they appear to software developers who use Vesta. The evaluator-specific facilities are covered later in Section 7.1.

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Competing Systemsguration management solutions fall into two broad categories: loosely connected individual tools and tightly integrated suites. In this chapter we will look at representatives of both types. Our purpose in examining these tools is to understand how they differ from Vesta and to identify ways in which their functionality is lacking.

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