Eclipse ESCET™ development documentation

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• Eclipse ESCET development
  • The Eclipse ESCET dev-list
  • Development process
    • Issue tracking
    • Releases and milestones
    • Working on issues
    • Working with branches
    • Commits
    • Merge requests
    • Collaborating with contributors on a merge request
      • Simple approach
      • Advanced approach
      • Fork collaboration script support
  • Contributing
    • How to contribute to Eclipse ESCET
    • Keeping in sync with the official Eclipse ESCET GitLab repository
    • How to become a committer
  • Issue tracking
  • Development environment setup
  • Git repositories
    • Repository structure
    • Language directories
    • Middle layer common functionality
  • Coding standards
  • Building and testing
  • Release process
    • Release policy
    • Planning for a next version
    • Preparing Git repository for a next version
    • Working on a release
    • Preparing a release
    • Preparing a release review
    • Performing a release
    • Removing/archiving old releases
  • Third party tools
  • Dependency upgrades
    • Eclipse Platform/IDE upgrades
    • Tycho upgrades
    • Java upgrades
  • License year update
• Application framework
  • Introduction
  • Stand-alone execution versus Eclipse IDE
    • Application static information
    • Application options
    • Stdin, stdout, and stderr
    • Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs) and SWT
    • Application termination
    • SIGINT
    • Exceptions
    • System properties
    • File paths and current working directory
  • The Application class
  • The exception framework
    • End-user exceptions
    • Internal exceptions
    • Chained exceptions
    • Development mode
  • Exit codes
  • The I/O framework
    • Output components
    • Output provider
    • Stdout and stderr
    • Stdin
    • Buffering and flushing
  • The option framework
    • The option class
    • Command line options and the option dialog
    • Option categories
    • Instantiating options
    • Getting and setting option values
    • Option processing order
    • Command line option syntax
    • Implementing your own options
    • Standard options
  • The compiler framework
  • How to implement your own application
    • The runInternal method
  • Application registration
    • Multi-threaded applications
    • Unit tests
    • Running an application from another application
  • Execution
• Design Structure Matrix (DSM) library
  • Code organization
  • Algorithm and code
  • Bus detection algorithms
  • References
• Multi-value Decision Diagrams library
  • Goals
  • Variables and relations
  • Combining relations
  • Computing
  • Practical usage
    • Variables
    • Trees and relations
• Rail diagram generator
  • Introduction
  • Examples
    • Diagrams and sequences
    • Choices
    • Optional
    • Repetition
    • Splitting long sequences
    • Referencing a path in the diagram
    • Terminals
    • Meta-terminals
    • Further reading
  • Customizing output
    • Syntax of the properties file
    • Kinds of values
    • Global settings
    • Diagram settings
    • Empty node
    • Branch label
    • Name node
      • Terminal text and box properties
      • Meta-terminal text and box properties
      • Non-terminal text and box properties
      • Token text translations
    • Sequence
    • Choice
    • Repetition
    • Debugging properties
      • Hierarchy
      • Constraint solving
      • Coordinates
    • Default property values
  • Command-line arguments
  • Lexical syntax
    • Whitespace
    • Comments
    • Terminals
  • Grammar
  • Debugging
    • Global internal structure of the generator
    • Analyzing output
• SeText scanner/parser generator
  • SeText lexical syntax
  • Specifying lexical syntax using SeText
  • Regular expressions
  • Terminal descriptions
  • Imports
  • Scanner hooks
  • Specifying grammars using SeText
  • Parser hooks
  • Usage hints
  • Generated scanners/parsers
  • Using SeText in an Eclipse Plug-in Project
  • Limitations
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