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High Performance Embedded Computers:Development Process and Management Perspectives
Published in David R. Martinez, Robert A. Bond, Vai M. Michael, High Performance Embedded Computing Handbook, 2018
Integrated development environments (IDEs) are becoming increasingly powerful aids in developing software. IDEs provide programmers with a suite of interoperable tools, typically including source code editors, compilers, build-automation tools, debuggers, and test automation tools. Newer IDEs integrate with version-control systems and also provide tools to track test coverage. For object-oriented languages, such as C++ and Java, a modern IDE will also include class browser, an object inspector, and a class-hierarchy diagram. At the same time, the environment in which programmers develop their software has evolved from command-line tools, to powerful graphical editors, to IDEs. Modern IDEs include Eclipse, Netbeans, IntelliJ, and Visual Studio. Although these IDEs have been developed for network software development, extensions and plug-ins for embedded software development are becoming available.
Software Quality Management
Published in Jong S. Lim, Quality Management in Engineering, 2019
A debugging process by using IDE is explained in the first step of Figure 10.19. IDE is a single integrated development environment including code editor, compiler/interpreter, and debugger in one package. IDE provides convenient visual and graphical debugging methods. For example, when there are syntax or typing errors during coding, problematic code or lines are automatically highlighted with blinking or red colors. With IDE, dynamic debugging is also possible, e.g., a programmer can monitor the running of each line of code by breaking the program running conveniently without a need to insert separate codes into the program and can change variable values while the program is running to see how the program runs.
Blockchain Application Development
Published in Shaun Aghili, The Auditor's Guide to Blockchain Technology, 2023
Gagandeep Singh, Manpreet Kaur, Shival Kashyab, Sunil Kajla
An Integrated Development Environment (IDE) is a software application that facilitates software developers by allowing them to design, build, test and debug computer programs within one environment. Some of the tools that may be included in IDE include debugging tools, text editor, terminal and code snippets.
A Hybrid Intelligent Multiagent System for the Remote Control of Solar Farms
Published in Applied Artificial Intelligence, 2019
M.D. Hernández, M.C. Romero-Ternero, F. Sivianes, A. Carrasco, J. Ropero
To conclude, it is necessary to create a tool to configure and manage the system in a simple and intuitive way. The MAS needs to read distributed sensors continuously. Thus, we could think that C programming language is a good option (Kernighan et Ritchie 1988). However, the MAS should be used in very varied platforms. In light of this, Java is finally utilized. Next, we need to choose an IDE (Integrated Devolopment Environment). There are two main IDEs for Java: Eclipse and NetBeans (Gomanyuk 2008). We choose NetBeans, because its applications can be used in any platform with a Java virtual machine installed. Finally, JADE is selected as the development platform, since it deals with the FIPA (Foundation for Intelligent Physical Agents) protocol, has a LGPL (Lesser General Public License) license, and it is well received by the development community.
Identifying program confusion using electroencephalogram measurements
Published in Behaviour & Information Technology, 2022
Martin K.-C. Yeh, Yu Yan, Yanyan Zhuang, Lois Anne DeLong
Leveraging programming experience: Our findings suggest that novice programmers may have some blindspots that they are not even aware of. Modern IDEs allow users to customise the appearance and layout of the tools they use. But when it comes to how source code is constructed, these tools are not designed for users of all experience levels. Giving students or novice programmers the freedom to build programs any way they want could be setting them up to fail. Therefore, we suggest that designers build programming tools that account for the skill levels of the programmer by providing adaptive interfaces that can be made more flexible as the user gains experience.
Proactively managing clones inside an IDE: a systematic literature review
Published in International Journal of Computers and Applications, 2022
Sarveshwar Bharti, Hardeep Singh
IDE (Integrated Development Environment) is an interactive graphical user interface (GUI) used for software development. It provides a user-friendly software development environment for programing. Software development in the current era is mostly dependent on these software development environments i.e. IDEs. And, as mentioned in the first section, to implement proactive clone management, it is essential to have clone management activities integrated with the development environments. Thus, this section presents all the integrated clone management techniques found in literature, that are implemented as a plug-in/add-on to any IDE as shown in Table 11.