List of Figures

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Figure 1-1. ClearCase Development Environment

Figure 1-2. VOBs Appear in Views as Ordinary Directory Trees

Figure 1-3. Version Tree of an Individual Element

Figure 1-4. Parallel Development

Figure 1-5. Version-Extended Pathnames

Figure 1-6. Version Selection by a View

Figure 1-7. View Development Environment

Figure 1-8. Checkout/Checkin and View-Private Storage

Figure 1-9. View-Extended Pathname

Figure 1-10. Build Auditing and Configuration Records

Figure 1-11. Derived Object Sharing

Figure 1-12. ClearCase Distributed Client-Server Architecture

Figure 1-13. ClearCase Graphical User Interface

Figure 2-1. How ClearCase Users Access a VOB

Figure 2-2. VOB Storage Directory

Figure 2-3. Version Trees of ClearCase Elements

Figure 2-4. Version-ID of a Version

Figure 2-5. Version-Extended Pathname

Figure 2-6. Parallel Development

Figure 2-7. Graphical Merge Utility: `xcleardiff'

Figure 2-8. The Version as Compound Object

Figure 2-9. Directory Element

Figure 2-10. File Element vs. Directory Element

Figure 3-1. Meta-Data: ClearCase-Generated Records

Figure 3-2. Attaching Meta-Data to a VOB Object

Figure 3-3. Configuration of Versions Selected by Version Label

Figure 3-4. Attribute and Attribute Type

Figure 3-5. Hyperlink for Requirements Tracing

Figure 3-6. Hyperlink, Hyperlink Type, and Hyperlink-ID

Figure 4-1. Requirements for a Development Workspace

Figure 4-2. View Transparency: Resolving a Pathname

Figure 4-3. Viewroot Directory as a Super-Root

Figure 4-4. View-Extended Pathname

Figure 4-5. Dynamic Version Selection by a View

Figure 4-6. Using a Config Spec to Select a Version of an Element

Figure 4-7. Virtual Workspace: View-Private Objects in VOB Directory

Figure 4-8. Default Config Spec

Figure 4-9. Before a Checkout

Figure 4-10. After a Checkout

Figure 4-11. After a Checkin

Figure 4-12. Config Spec for Parallel Development

Figure 5-1. Building Software with ClearCase: Isolation and Sharing

Figure 5-2. Extended Pathname of a Derived Object — DO-ID

Figure 5-3. Configuration Lookup

Figure 5-4. Storage of Derived Objects and Configuration Records

Figure 5-5. Parallel and Distributed Building

Figure 5-6. Non-ClearCase Access

Figure 6-1. Information Capture and Retrieval

Figure 6-2. Hyperlinks / Hyperlink Inheritance

Figure 6-3. Access Control Schemes

Figure 6-4. Pre-Operation and Post-Operation Triggers

Figure 6-5. State Transition Model