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This part of the guide are intended for the user who will be creating qef scripts and configuration files and will be converting projects to use QEF, or will be managing project construction. As such it covers advanced topics, many of which will not be required by the normal developers or users. |
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qvrs is the major configuration system of the QEF system. qvrs variables are used to define search paths, tool names and flags, semantic options, qef controls, and miscellaneous application flags and controls. This chapter briefly describes the qvrs files, their syntax, semantics, and processing and that of the associated tool traits. |
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A unique and important feature of the QEF system is its use of script generators to create the input for the back end. The most frequently used script generator is qsg, which is introduced by this chapter. The associated tools and most commonly used qsg-library functions are briefly described. |
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The File System Integrity Check (FSIC) package is a combination of files, programs and a qsg script that aid in the maintenance of databases of the source, object, and installation trees. The use of this package protects the health of a software product. This chapter introduces the FSIC package and explains how to initialize its database. |
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The QEF product's bin directory contains 140+ different programs
(165 counting links)
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The process of converting a project to be built with the QEF system can be as simple as creating a single file containing as few as two lines. However, converting a major project requires planning and an appreciation of some of the relevant issues. This chapter discusses some of those issues and possible approaches to solving the problems inherent in large scale or complicated projects. |
c065.qh - 8.10 - 00/05/15 |
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