Welcome to Eclipse 0
Год: 2005
Количество страниц: 1135
Язык: Английский
Формат: PDF / RAR
Формат файла: RAR
Eclipse is a platform that has been designed from the ground up for building integrated web and application development tooling. By design, the platform does not provide a great deal of end user functionality by itself. The value of the platform is what it encourages: rapid development of integrated features based on a plug-in model.
Eclipse provides a common user interface (UI) model for working with tools. It is designed to run on multiple operating systems while providing robust integration with each underlying OS. Plug-ins can program to the Eclipse portable APIs and run unchanged on any of the supported operating systems.
At the core of Eclipse is an architecture for dynamic discovery, loading, and running of plug-ins. The platform handles the logistics of finding and running the right code. The platform UI provides a standard user navigation model. Each plug-in can then focus on doing a small number of tasks well. What kinds of tasks? Defining, testing, animating, publishing, compiling, debugging, diagramming...the only limit is your imagination.
- VHDL reference manual 0
This manual describes the VHDL portion of Synopsys FPGA Compiler II / FPGA Express, part of the Synopsys suite of synthesis tools FPGA Compiler II / FPGA Express reads an RTL VHDL model of a discrete electronic system and synthesizes this description into a gate-level netlist - Patterns as tools for user interface design Welie M.
Designing usable systems is difficult and designers need effective tools that are usable themselves Effective design tools should be based on proven knowledge of design Capturing knowledge about the successful design of usable systems is important for both novice and experienced designers and traditionally, this knowledge has largely been described in guidelines - Verilog for behavioral modeling Tzartzanis N.
- Structures procedures for sequential or concurrent execution; - Explicit control of the time of procedure activation specified by both delay expressions and by value changes called event expressions; - Explicitly named events to trigger the enabling and disabling of actions in their procedures; - Procedural constructs for conditional, if-else, case, and looping operations; - Arithmetic, logical, bit-wise, and reduction operators for expressions; - Procedures called tasks that can have parameters and non-zero time durations (not covered in today's lecture); - Procedures called functions that allow the definition of new operators (not covered in today's lecture) - User interface design. Bridging the gap from user requirements to design Wood L.E.
This book grew out of a workshop held at CHI'97 in Vancouver in April 1997 on "Transforming User-Centered Analysis into Concrete Design" The workshop was motivated by the lack of published accounts of how experienced designers use the results of user work/task analyses and other tools and resources to produce Graphical User Interface (GUI) designs (i