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Tutorial Table of Contents

Getting Started
Bringing Up Apex
Setting up the Environment
Additional Set up for Apex/ClearCase
Starting Apex/ClearCase
Starting Apex/Summit
The Panel Window

Using This Module
What is the Directory-Viewer Window?
The Location Cursor
Directory-Viewer Dialog Boxes
Dialog Box Features
Navigating to Files
Direct-Action Menu Commands
Deselecting an Object
Navigating With the Directory Viewer
Using the Menus
Expanding and Eliding the Display
Changing the Display Format
Filtering the Display
Using the Windows Window
Controlling Output and Message Windows
Controlling the Jobs Window

Creating Subsystems and Views
Creating a Subsystem
Creating a View
Creating a Text File
Editing the Text File

Creating Subsystems
Models
Creating a Subsystem
Creating a Text File
Editing the Text File

Creating Subsystems and Ada Views
Creating a Subsystem
Creating an Ada View
Creating an Ada Procedure
Editing the Ada Procedure
Compiling and Linking the Ada Procedure
Executing the Ada Procedure
Modifying the Ada Procedure

VOBs and Subsystems
Models
Creating a Subsystem
Creating an Ada Procedure
Editing the Ada Procedure
Compiling and Linking the Ada Procedure
Executing the Ada Procedure
Modifying the Ada Procedure

Setting Up the Ada Debugger Tutorial
Running the Ada Planetary Motion Program without the Debugger
Getting Started with the Debugger
Starting to Debug a Program
Automatic Debugger Windows
Starting Execution
Setting Breakpoints
Starting Execution with the Debugger
Setting a Breakpoint
The Breakpoints Window
Continuing Execution
Deleting Breakpoints
Stepping Through the Program
Stepping Through Execution
Stepping Over Calls
Stepping Into Calls
Stepping Statements
Displaying Objects
Displaying the Value of an Object
Finding the Bug
Handling Exceptions
Default Debugger Exception Handling
Displaying the Stack
Propagating an Exception
The Exceptions Window
Continuing the Program
Adding Exception Handlers
Setting Debugger Options
Setting Debugger Options
Saving the Debugger State

Creating Subsystems and C++ Views
Creating a Subsystem
Creating a C++ View
Creating a C++ Function
Editing the C++ Function
Compiling and Linking the C++ Function
Executing the C++ Function

Setting Up the Debugger Tutorial
Running the Queens Program without the Debugger
Starting to Debug a Program
Automatic Debugger Log windows
Starting Execution
Starting Execution
Setting a Breakpoint
The Breakpoints Window
Continuing Execution
Deleting Breakpoints
Stepping Through Execution
Stepping Over Calls
Stepping Into Calls
Stepping Statements
Displaying the Value of an Object
Modifying the Value of an Object
Setting Debugger Options
Saving the Debugger State

The Purpose of Summit/CM
Checking Objects In and Out
Controlling Objects
Displaying Summit/CM Attributes and Check Out
Abandoning Changes
Checking Out, Modifying, and Checking In

The Purpose of Control and Configuration Management
Checking Objects In and Out
Controlling Objects
Displaying Summit/CM Attributes and Check Out
Abandoning Changes Using Uncheckout
Checking Out, Modifying, and Checking In

Conventions Used in the Tutorial
Mouse Instructions Used in the Tutorial


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