BigLever Software Gears Integrations
The Gears unified software product line (SPL) framework extends rather than replaces your existing software engineering toolset. The Gears SPL framework provides uniform and integrated SPL constructs and operations for your tools, as well as new and legacy software assets. Gears is agnostic to and integrates easily with your existing:
- Programming languages and compilers, such as Java, C, C++, C#, Ada, Perl, XML, HTML
- Integrated development environments, such as Eclipse, VisualStudio, SlickEdit, GNAT Pro
- Requirements management systems, such as DOORS, Requisite Pro, Calibre
- Configuration management systems, such as Synergy, ClearCase, Subversion, Perforce
- Build tools, such as make, gmake, nmake, ANT, Maven
- Model-driven development tools, such as Rhapsody
- Word processors and documentation tools, such as Word, FrameMaker, Pages
Working in collaboration with Telelogic (an IBM company), BigLever has co-developed the following special integration products:
- Telelogic DOORS®/ BigLever Gears Bridge: The first solution to provide fully integrated requirements engineering and software SPL engineering technologies, the DOORS/Gears Bridge integrates Telelogics market-leading DOORS tool into the Gears unified SPL framework, enabling you to easily leverage the benefits of requirements management throughout the product line development lifecycle.
>> see data sheet
- Telelogic Rhapsody®/ BigLever Gears Bridge: With the integration of Telelogics leading-edge model-driven development (MDD) product and BigLever's innovative SPL engineering solution, the Rhapsody/Gears Bridge provides a simple, elegant approach for effectively incorporating the management of product diversity into your MDD processes.
>> see data sheet, webinar and white paper
In addition to integrations with Telelogic solutions, BigLever offers a variety of other plugins including:
- Eclipse plugin
- Microsoft Visual Studio add-on
- Bridges for all configuration management systems, including ClearCase, Synergy, Perforce, Subversion, CVS and more
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