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Monday, March 21, 2005

Mario Carrion

make dist

Finally after one day of work I've ported the old Makefile style to the automake style, I enjoyed doing that, I've had a lot of fun :P Now, just type: 'make dist' after typing './configure' and you'll have a nice monouml tarball, nice isn't it? :) (There are missing, make install and make run).

I'm still solving the awful memory-eater-bug, I've added some fixes and the memory usage had decreased while loading, but there are still some issues while reloading XMIs... anyway, We'll fix it!

I haven't finished the Reverse Engineering module, I'll try to finish it sooner, I want to test it whithin MonoUML, I'm thinking about adding a nice ProgressBar while importing... :P however, I need to improve the library's performance as much as I could, to reduce processing-time is my goal.

I need to define some details about the project's file, I mean, file-format, we'll obvious use XML for settings, something like Poseidon format: a set of files compressed as project file, as Rodolfo said, but... what will we save? will we use separated XMIs? If so, ExpertCoder needs improvement for handling multiple XMI files... Things to think.

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