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Integrated Development Environment

The AdaMULTI

The AdaMULTI™ Integrated Development Environment

AdaMULTI™ is a complete integrated development environment (IDE) for embedded applications using Ada 95, C, C++, Embedded C++ and FORTRAN. AdaMULTI runs on Windows or UNIX hosts and supports remote debugging to a variety of target environments. AdaMULTI provides a direct graphical interface with all Green Hills compilers, and supports multi-language development and debugging. AdaMULTI contains all of the tools needed to complete a major programming project:

	Project Builder
	Source-level Debugger
	Text Editor
	EventAnalyzer™
	Run-Time Error Checking
	Code Coverage Analysis
	Version Control System
	Performance Profiler*
	Graphical Browser

Taken separately, each component of AdaMULTI is one of the most advanced tools of its class. But AdaMULTI is much more than a useful collection of software tools; it is a truly integrated development environment. AdaMULTI's components are aware of each other and communicate among themselves in new and very useful ways, making the whole much greater than the sum.

For example, the simple case of the edit-compile-debug cycle. When an error is discovered with AdaMULTI's Debugger, an Editor can be brought up on the offending line with a single button click. As soon as modifications are made to the file, the Editor automatically checks it out of the Version Control System. Another button click saves the changes and checks the file back in, prompting for a comment. A final click builds the program and reinitializes the Debugger.

Mixed Platforms
AdaMULTI provides the user with a single development environment that is constant across all workstations and PCs. AdaMULTI works the same on every platform: the features, the commands, and the usage are all identical. The user no longer has to worry about host-to-host incompatibilities in languages and makefiles.

With AdaMULTI it really is possible to have a large team of programmers, each using a workstation from a different vendor, working together to develop a single program. The Program Builder and source control system operate across the network of mixed machines to tie programmers into a single coordinated development team.