Makefile Visualization The Team: Sarah Baugh Hongyu Chen Brandon Otto Martin Strobel William Tran Our Client: Ahmed Tamrawi

We are adding functionality to a Makefile Visualization project. Our primary task is to add four pieces of functionality to the code: Makefile Variables View Makefile Rules View Makefile Symbols View Makefile Symbolic-Dependency Graph (SDG) Description of our project

Utilizing concepts learned from project management, we worked with our client ( Ahmed) through the semester to implement/update a program that would allow a user to view a make file in a visual manner. Introduction

Overview

Our Project will create a Symbol-Dependency Graph The “GenerateSDG” button shall generate a Symbol-Dependency Graph Our graph will show the variables in the tree Our graph will show the rules in the tree Our graph will show the symbols in the tree Functional Requirement PDIO

We will provide a manual on how to use the code We will provide test cases used for testing our code Our program will work for all correctly formatted makefiles Our program will not inhibit the functionality of any previously written code Non-Functional Requirement PDIO

Project Timeline Schedule PDIO

Work Breakdown Schedule PDIO Name Create website Communicatio n Plan Set up SVN Risk assessmen t document Design Doc Schedulin g Programmin g TestingTotal Sarah Baugh Hongyu Chen Brando n Otto Martin Strobel William Tran

Communication Plan PDIO

Personal Shortfalls Unrealistic Schedule and Budget Planning Eventualities Developing the wrong software functions Gold plating Requirement changes Shortfalls in externally performed tasks Straining computer science abilities Risk Assessment PDIO

You can fill in this with information Design PDIO

Makefile symbols handle certain variables when a value is different from computer to computer. This means that the variable is "undefined or in other words it cannot be resolved since it is user specific. To handle this problem, when these "undefined" variables are found, they show up on this tree view as unresolved. By displaying these in a tree view, the user can easily figure out where these undefined variables show up. The user can also figure out exactly where these variables reside by expanding the unresolved node and double clicking on the undefined variable, which in return will highlight exactly where this undefined variable is in the text view to the left. Implementation PDIO

Makefile martin needs to fill this in Implementation PDIO

Makefile chen needs to fill this in Implementation PDIO

Makefile Brandon needs to finish this Implementation PDIO

Makefile Parser

The importance of establishing requirements C# language How to work effectively as a team Strategies used for project management Risk assessment Ethical practices Project Planning (Communication plan, PDM) Working well as a team Outcome PDIO