Difference between revisions of "How to create integration commands"
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==== [[Integration by Makefile]] ==== | ==== [[Integration by Makefile]] ==== | ||
| − | + | About how to integrate by [[Makefile]]. [[Visualmake]] provides automatically simple GUI. | |
==== [[Integration by PIONE]] ==== | ==== [[Integration by PIONE]] ==== | ||
| − | + | About how to integrate by process definition [[PIONE]] that supports distributed environment(cloud environment). | |
==== [[Integration by bash]] ==== | ==== [[Integration by bash]] ==== | ||
| − | + | About how to integrate by script language as bash. | |
==== [[Integration by integration commands]] ==== | ==== [[Integration by integration commands]] ==== | ||
| − | + | About each method of integration by Tcl/Tk type integration commands ([[Display2]], [[smolet]], [[Eos]], and so on), Ruby type integration commands (as [[ctfDisplay]]), C language type integration commands(as [[molvie]]), etc... | |
Latest revision as of 02:16, 9 September 2014
Here, we show how to create integration commands.
Contents
Integration by Makefile
About how to integrate by Makefile. Visualmake provides automatically simple GUI.
Integration by PIONE
About how to integrate by process definition PIONE that supports distributed environment(cloud environment).
Integration by bash
About how to integrate by script language as bash.
Integration by integration commands
About each method of integration by Tcl/Tk type integration commands (Display2, smolet, Eos, and so on), Ruby type integration commands (as ctfDisplay), C language type integration commands(as molvie), etc...
