+1 Software Engineering Releases TreeSoft/Base and TreeSoft/CM

+1 Software Engineering Releases TreeSoft/Base and TreeSoft/CM

[John Dempsey (Phone#: 805-389-1778)]

PRESS RELEASE

+1 Software Engineering Releases TreeSoft/Base and TreeSoft/CM

Camarillo, CA, August 26, 1996 -- +1 Software Engineering 
(http://www.plus-one.com) is pleased to release TreeSoft/Base and 
TreeSoft/CM.  These products support the development of application 
and real-time software written in Ada, C, C++, FORTRAN, Pascal, and 
other languages.

TreeSoft/Base supports multiple software projects.  After selecting 
which project to work on, TreeSoft(tm) graphically displays the 
calling structure of the program, including any recursive routines.  
You can change the model, traverse the calling structure, and edit or 
view a module's source code and documentation.  When compiling, 
TreeSoft creates and runs the project's Makefile, fully integrating 
archive libraries and compile options.  You can print cross reference 
tables, calling structure charts, or print only those files that were 
added or changed since the last "Make Print" command was run.  You can 
also add your own set of commands to the TreeSoft environment and set 
a number of options.  For C and FORTRAN code, TreeSoft can display 
runtime statistics on the code.  TreeSoft supports five programming 
models:  Project, Tools, Objects, Interrupts, and Additional, and two 
documentation models: Reports and Miscellaneous.

TreeSoft/CM is an advanced configuration management system supporting 
identification, variations, baselines, accounting, auditing, and 
access control.  TreeSoft enhances the Source Code Control System 
(SCCS), an automated configuration management tool.  All basic CM 
commands are supported, such as check in and check out of a file and 
displaying differences between two versions of a file.  TreeSoft 
supports several predefined CM reports and allows you to define your 
own customized reports.  TreeSoft can baseline a project, build 
version libraries, check out previous versions of a file, delete the 
latest update, undo previous check outs, and maintain access control 
lists.

Two unique and fundamental features of TreeSoft/CM are graphical 
viewpaths and default editing.  A viewpath is an ordered list of 
directory names searched by TreeSoft to locate a desired file.  
Viewpaths support private user workspaces, faster compiles, faster 
links, and allow multiple users to work on the same project in a 
controlled manner.  A user can add, delete, or modify modules from the 
project model in the user's own workspace. Graphical viewpaths display 
these changes to the user even though these changes are not 
incorporated into the project's baseline until a viewpath check in is 
performed.

Default editing is the combination of configuration management, 
graphical viewpaths, and the use of any editor.  When a user edits a 
file, TreeSoft will locate the file and, if needed, will automatically 
check out the latest version from the configuration management system, 
even if working on a baselined version of the software.

TreeSoft runs on any Sun Workstation running SunOS 4.1.x, Solaris 1.x, 
or Solaris 2.x supporting an OpenWindows, Motif, or Common Desktop 
Environment (CDE) windowing interface.

TreeSoft/Base and TreeSoft/CM are each offered at $1,250 per floating 
license.  For additional information, users can visit our web site at 
http://www.plus-one.com which contains a summary paper, fact sheets, 
presentations, and user manuals on our products.  Send us email at 
info@plus-one.com or call us directly at 805-389-1778.

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+1 Software Engineering and TreeSoft are trademarks of +1 Software 
Engineering.  All other product names are trademarks of their 
respective holders.

Contact:
     John Dempsey
     +1 Software Engineering
     805-389-1778
     johnd@plus-one.com