Publication: Acide: a configurable IDE : ACIDE debugging
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2014
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Durante el presente curso académico, el grupo formado por Juan Jesús Marqués Ortiz, Fernando Ordás Lorente y Semíramis Gutiérrez Quintana se ha encargado del desarrollo de “ACIDE: A Configurable IDE” para la asignatura de Sistemas
Informáticos. ACIDE es un entorno de desarrollo integrado que puede ser fácilmente configurado para casi cualquier intérprete, compilador o sistema de bases de datos.
Este proyecto no ha empezado este curso, si no que ha sido desarrollado en cursos anteriores por diferentes grupos de alumnos en la asignatura Sistemas Informáticos. El
primer año en el que se llevó a cabo fue en el curso académico 2006‐2007 por Diego Cardiel Freire, Juan José Ortiz Sánchez y Delfín Rupérez Cañas. Durante el curso
académico 2007‐2008 el desarrollo fue continuado por Miguel Martín Lázaro. La siguiente iteración en el desarrollo de ACIDE fue en el curso 2010‐2011 por Javier Salcedo Gómez. Durante el curso académico 2012‐2013 el desarrollo de ACIDE siguió en manos de Pablo Gutiérrez García‐Pardo, Elena Tejeiro Pérez de Ágreda y Andrés Vicente del Cura, quienes dejaron ACIDE en el estado de desarrollo en el que nuestro grupo se lo encontró. Este proyecto fue dirigido siempre por Fernando Sáenz Pérez. El objetivo al iniciar esta nueva etapa en ACIDE que comprende el presente curso académico era mejorar la aplicación añadiendo nuevas características, siendo la más importante la implementación de herramientas de depuración de SQL y Datalog. Para ello se ha integrado en ACIDE un nuevo panel que permite la depuración gráfica de
consultas SQL y objetivos Datalog. Todos los detalles sobre el desarrollo en anteriores cursos académicos pueden
encontrarse en las memorias realizadas por los grupos antes mencionados, cuyas memorias se encuentran listadas en la sección [1], [2], [3] y [4] del capítulo Referencias.
La versión que heredamos del proyecto anterior (versión 0.11) tenía un código fuente estandarizado y un comportamiento estable en cuanto a la gestión de proyectos,
creación y edición de ficheros de texto en diferentes lenguajes de programación, conexión tanto con ODBC como con DES (Datalog Educational System)[5]DES es una implementación basada en Prolog de un Sistema de bases de datos
deductivas. Durante el presente curso académico hemos añadido funcionalidades a las ya existentes como las ya comentadas antes y hemos desarrollado algunas nuevas o
pendientes de cursos anteriores.
During the current academic year, the working group formed by Juan Jesús Marqués Ortiz, Fernando Ordás Lorente and Semíramis Gutiérrez Quintana has taken the duty to develop “ACIDE: A Configurable IDE” as project of “Computing Systems”. ACIDE is an integrated development environment easily configurable for almost all the interpreters, compilers or database systems. This development is based in previous version of ACIDE; these versions were made by some working groups as projects of “Computing Systems”. The first time ACIDE was developed was during the academic year 2006‐2007 by Diego Cardiel Freire, Juan José Ortiz Sánchez and Delfín Rupérez Cañas. After that, during the academic year 2007‐2008 the development Miguel Martín Lázaro continued with ACIDE. The next phase was made by Javier Salcedo Gómez during the 2010‐2011 academic year. The last iteration was implemented by Pablo Gutiérrez García‐Pardo, Elena Tejeiro Pérez de Ágreda and Andrés Vicente del Cura during the 2012‐2013 academic year. This project was always managed by Fernando Sáenz Pérez. The main goal in this new period was to improve the application by adding new features. The most important feature was the development of debugging tools for SQL and Datalog. Details about the development in previous academic years can be found in the reports made by the aforementioned working groups. These reports are listed in section [1], [2], [3] and [4] in the References chapter. We started from the version 0.11, it had a standardized source code and a stable performance in terms of projects management, creating and editing text files in different programming languages and connection with ODBC and DES (Datalog Educational System)[5].
During the current academic year, the working group formed by Juan Jesús Marqués Ortiz, Fernando Ordás Lorente and Semíramis Gutiérrez Quintana has taken the duty to develop “ACIDE: A Configurable IDE” as project of “Computing Systems”. ACIDE is an integrated development environment easily configurable for almost all the interpreters, compilers or database systems. This development is based in previous version of ACIDE; these versions were made by some working groups as projects of “Computing Systems”. The first time ACIDE was developed was during the academic year 2006‐2007 by Diego Cardiel Freire, Juan José Ortiz Sánchez and Delfín Rupérez Cañas. After that, during the academic year 2007‐2008 the development Miguel Martín Lázaro continued with ACIDE. The next phase was made by Javier Salcedo Gómez during the 2010‐2011 academic year. The last iteration was implemented by Pablo Gutiérrez García‐Pardo, Elena Tejeiro Pérez de Ágreda and Andrés Vicente del Cura during the 2012‐2013 academic year. This project was always managed by Fernando Sáenz Pérez. The main goal in this new period was to improve the application by adding new features. The most important feature was the development of debugging tools for SQL and Datalog. Details about the development in previous academic years can be found in the reports made by the aforementioned working groups. These reports are listed in section [1], [2], [3] and [4] in the References chapter. We started from the version 0.11, it had a standardized source code and a stable performance in terms of projects management, creating and editing text files in different programming languages and connection with ODBC and DES (Datalog Educational System)[5].
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Proyecto de Sistemas Informáticos (Facultad de Informática, Curso 2013-2014)