Hi, Everyone,
The following new versions of GRASP are now in the PAL (we just squeezed
them in before running out of disk space - there wasn't enough space
left to update the PAL database, even). If you haven't tried GRASP yet,
do so ... it's an excellent tool for software development, reverse
engineering, and teaching. I'm using it all the time now, and both my
students and I are using it extensively. GRASP is freeware and supports
development/reverse engineering in Ada95, C, Java, and VHDL.
Rick
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Opinions expressed herein are my own and not necessarily those of anyone else.
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GRASP v6.0 Beta 1 for UNIX
and
pcGRASP v1.0 Beta 4.3 for Windows 95/NT
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GRASP Version 6.0 for UNIX is a signficant upgrade from Version 5.1
and includes the following.
- Control Structure Diagram (CSD) Window is based on a new custom
editor which provides many new features including selectable fonts
and color preferences for the CSD, keywords, comments, strings, etc.
_ Project support (see "Help/On Project" on the Control Panel for details).
- Print options now include bolded keywords and/or slanted comments.
- PostScript Type 1 screen fonts have been eliminated to improve
portability and facilitate remote execution.
- Binaries are provided for the following platforms:
PC Linux ELF, Dynamically Linked
PC Linux ELF, Statically Linked
SGI IRIX4, Statically Linked
SPARC Solaris, Dynamically Linked
SPARC Solaris, Statically Linked
SPARC SunOS4, Dynamically Linked
SPARC SunOS4, Statically Linked
The dynamic versions require C, X (X11R4 or higher), and
Motif (1.1 or higher) libraries.
The "static" SPARC Solaris version requires the dynamic dl library.
The SGI IRIX4 version has been tested on only one machine.
pcGRASP v1.0 Beta 4.3 (replaces Beta 4.2)
- If an edit window was maximized when the Templates/Floating Menu
option was selected, pcGRASP would fail. This has been corrected.
- International characters are now accepted by the editor. To enter
them from the keyboard, use the standard Windows keypad method: press
and hold the ALT key, press "0" followed by the ASCII code of the
desired character (on the keypad). Release the ALT key.
- Two options have been added to the edit menu that allow keywords in
Ada and VHDL files to be converted to/from uppercase characters.
- CSD support for JDK 1.1's new constructs (inner classes, etc.) has
been implemented.
Availability:
Anonymous FTP from ftp.eng.auburn.edu in pub/grasp
PAL (Software Development Tools / GRASP)
URL http://www.eng.auburn.edu/grasp
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