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Figure 1-1. xclearcase Main Panel

Figure 1-2. ”List VOB” command

Figure 1-3. “List Views” Commands

Figure 1-4. VOB as seen through view

Figure 1-5. View as a Virtual Workspace

Figure 1-6. Viewroot Directory as Super-Root

Figure 1-7. VOB-Extended Pathnames

Figure 1-8. Resolution of Reserved and Unreserved Checkouts

Figure 1-9. Determining the Changes in a Checked-Out Version

Figure 1-10. Annotated File Listing

Figure 1-11. Graphical Version Tree Display

Figure 1-12. Merge of Subbranch Version into Main Branch

Figure 1-13. Graphical Merge Tool

Figure 2-1. `clearmake' Build Scenario

Figure 3-1. View-tag Browser at xclearcase Startup

Figure 3-2. The xclearcase File Browser

Figure 3-3. Toggle Graphic Mode

Figure 3-4. Toggle Keyboard Input Mode

Figure 3-5. Checkin Versions

Figure 3-6. Checkout Versions

Figure 3-7. Uncheckout Versions

Figure 3-8. Describe Selected Object

Figure 3-9. Vtree (Version Tree)

Figure 3-10. Diff Versions

Figure 3-11. Merge Versions

Figure 3-12. clearmake Default

Figure 3-13. Shell Process

Figure 3-14. List directory history button

Figure 3-15. Keyboard Input Box

Figure 3-16. The Transcript Pad

Figure 3-17. A Type Object Browser

Figure 3-18. Toggle Keyboard Input

Figure 3-19. Toggle Unlocked Object

Figure 3-20. Toggle Locked Object

Figure 3-21. Toggle Obsolete Object

Figure 3-22. Describe Selected Object

Figure 3-23. A List Browser

Figure 3-24. A Text Output Window

Figure 3-25. A Terminal Emulation Window

Figure 3-26. A Text String Browser

Figure 3-27. Toggle Checked-out Version

Figure 3-28. Toggle All Versions

Figure 3-29. Toggle Merge Arrow

Figure 3-30. Toggle All Version Labels

Figure 3-31. The Vtree Browser

Figure 4-1. “Layers” in a Source Configuration

Figure 4-2. “Reach Into” Another View from Set View

Figure 4-3. “Reach Back” to Set View from Another View

Figure 5-1. Making a Change to an Old Version

Figure 5-2. Multiple-Level Auto-Make-Branch

Figure 5-3. Development Config Spec vs. QA Config Spec

Figure 5-4. Checking Out a Branch of an Element

Figure 6-1. ClearCase Merger Algorithm

Figure 6-2. xcleardiff Graphical Merge Utility

Figure 6-3. Version Tree of an Element Requiring a Merge

Figure 6-4. Selective Merge of a Version from a Subbranch

Figure 6-5. Subtractive Merge

Figure 6-6. Merge of an Unreserved Checkout

Figure 6-7. Merge a New Release of an Entire Source Tree

Figure 7-1. Diff Button

Figure 7-2. Merge Button

Figure 7-3. File Browser with File Element util.c Selected

Figure 7-4. Graphical File Comparison

Figure 7-5. Vtree Browser Prompting for a Version to Compare

Figure 7-6. Comparing Directory Versions

Figure 7-7. Sample Version Tree for util2.c

Figure 7-8. Automatic Merge Output

Figure 7-9. Graphical Merge Display

Figure 7-10. Reply Prompt “No”

Figure 7-11. Reply Prompt “Yes”

Figure 7-12. Verifying Merged Output

Figure 10-1. Recursive Invocation of clearmake

Figure 10-2. Build Script Example

Figure 10-3. Build Reference Time Report

Figure 11-1. Using an Extended Pathname of Derived Object

Figure 11-2. Kinds of Information in a Configuration Record

Figure 11-3. Configuration Record Hierarchy

Figure 11-4. Derived Object and its Configuration Record

Figure 12-1. Explicitly-Declared Source Dependencies

Figure 13-1. ClearCase Distributed Build Architecture

Figure 14-1. Defining Architecture-Specific CPP Macros

Figure 18-1. A File Browser and Some Menus

Figure 18-2. A Sample Group File, basic.grp

Figure 18-3. Group File Syntax

Figure 18-4. browserClass Listing

Figure 18-5. Basic Menu Scoped to File:pulldown

Figure 18-6. Basic Menu Scoped to File:toolbar

Figure 18-7. View Menu Scoped to File:popup

Figure 18-8. View Menu Scoped to Fast:pulldown

Figure 18-9. f.alias Example

Figure 18-10. Two-state Toggle Buttons (Iconic and Textual)

Figure 18-11. Cascading Menu

Figure 18-12. Group File with Cascading Menus

Figure 18-13. How an Item Definition's f.exec String is Processed

Figure 18-14. Character String Examples

Figure 18-15. A Text Output Window

Figure 18-16. A Terminal Emulation Window

Figure 18-17. User-Defined Icon Display

Figure 19-1. Sample `Magic' File

Figure 19-2. Data Handling: File Type, Element Type, Type Manager

Figure 19-3. 'create_version' Method

Figure 19-4. 'construct_version' Method

Figure 19-5. Script for `compare' Method

Figure 19-6. User-Defined Icon Displayed by xclearcase

Figure 20-1. Requirements Tracing

Figure 20-2. Hyperlink Inheritance

Figure 21-1. Project Plan for Release 2.0 Development

Figure 21-2. Source Tree for monet Project

Figure 21-3. Develop ment Milestones: Evolution of a Typical Element

Figure 21-4. Creating Baselevel 1

Figure 21-5. Updating Major Enhancements Development

Figure 21-6. Merging Baselevel 1 Changes into the `major' Branch

Figure 21-7. Baselevel 2

Figure 21-8. Element Structure after the Pre-Baselevel-2 Merge

Figure 21-9. Final Test and Release