Changeset 13785 for trunk/juggler/README.txt
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- 11/06/03 13:16:25 (5 years ago)
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r13686 r13785 26 26 27 27 Tweek 28 29 VRJConfig 28 30 29 31 VR Juggler 2.0 … … 42 44 Compiling 43 45 44 For information on compiling the source code, refer to the INSTALL file45 found in this directory.46 For information on compiling the source code, refer to either the 47 INSTALL.txt or INSTALL.html file found in this directory. 46 48 47 49 Modules … … 62 64 VR Juggler is still VR Juggler. There are many new features in VR Juggler 63 65 since the 1.0 series, but in essence, it is still the same familiar tool. 64 Of the projects listed below, VR Juggler depends on VPR, JCCL, and66 Of the projects listed below, VR Juggler depends on VPR, JCCL, Sonix, and 65 67 Gadgeteer. Its individual components have simply been broken out into 66 68 individually developed modules. More information about the latest version … … 80 82 modules depend on VPR so that they may be ported easily to other 81 83 platforms. In VR Juggler 1.0, VPR was the collection of directories 82 Threads, SharedMem, and Sync. Since then, that code collected into a83 single library and greatly extended into what is now VPR.84 Threads, SharedMem, and Sync. Since then, that code has been collected 85 into a single library and greatly extended into what is now VPR. 84 86 85 87 VPR itself contains a great deal of platform-specific code. It categorizes 86 88 this code into subsystems, and various subsystems may be chosen depending 87 89 upon the target platform and target threading system. For example, on 88 IRIX, there are three possible subsystems: SPROC, POSIX and Netscape90 IRIX, there are three possible subsystems: SPROC, POSIX, and Netscape 89 91 Portable Runtime (NSPR). Win32, on the other hand, only uses the NSPR 90 92 subsystem. The subsystems are: … … 131 133 The config chunks and reusable configuration editor JavaBeans come from 132 134 JCCL. These JavaBeans are used by the VR Juggler configuration editor 133 tool, VRJConfig . In essence, JCCL is the VR Juggler 1.0 Config directory134 with many new features including XML-based config files.135 tool, VRJConfig (see below). In essence, JCCL is the VR Juggler 1.0 Config 136 directory with many new features including XML-based config files. 135 137 136 138 To build the JCCL C++ library, CppDOM is required for parsing XML. CppDOM … … 205 207 navigation). 206 208 209 VRJConfig 210 211 VRJConfig is the configuration editor for VR Juggler. It is a complete 212 rewrite of VjControl, both in terms of the user interface and the back-end 213 code. The new interface is based on open discussion and feedback from 214 users of VR Juggler 1.0 and VjControl. 215 216 The back-end is much more extensible. It allows users to write plug-in 217 editors to simplify complex editing tasks. User-defined configuration 218 elements can be handled in a much more dynamic manner as well. No 219 modification of VR Juggler or JCCL "system" files must be made to get 220 user-defined elements into the editor. 221 222 VRJConfig is itself a JavaBean that is loaded into the Tweek Java GUI. 223 VRJConfig uses JavaBeans internally to facilitate user extensions. All in 224 all, VRJConfig is a highly dynamic, powerful editor for VR Juggler 225 configurations. 226 207 227 VR Juggler 2.0 208 228
