Learn how to manage change and release in the product.
HCL VersionVault supports makefile based building of software systems and provides a software build environment closely resembling that of the make program.
Learn about parallel building.
Learn about the build scheme of VersionVault.
You can track MVFS and non-MVFS files.
When it finishes executing a build script, clearmake or omake records the results, including build audit information, in the form of derived objects and configuration records.
Learn how clearmake or omake attempts to avoid rebuilding derived objects.
Learn features of Express builds.
Learn about build auditing with clearaudit.
Many make utilities are available in the multiple-architecture, multiple-vendor world of open systems. The HCL VersionVault clearmake and omake programs share features with many of them and have some unique features.
Before starting a build, clearmake parses the makefile to analyze the hierarchy of intermediate targets needed to build the final target.
Learn about derived objects and configuration records.
Learn about how to use VersionVault build tools.
You can perform operations on derived objects and configuration records.
The HCL VersionVault build program, clearmake, can process makefiles.
clearmake
makefiles
clearmake is designed for compatibility with existing make programs, which minimizes the changes you need to make to your makefiles.
Understand the guidelines and instructions to use the VersionVault build utilities, omake and clearmake, in C++ development environments such as Microsoft Visual C++. You will learn how the makefile fragment works and also present alternate possibilities for working around the problems.
The build behavior of Java tools causes various problems for clearmake and omake. Understand the problems and some possible solutions to resolve them.
Learn the process to set up and run parallel builds.