Talk:Papyrus-RT/Developer/Developer Guide/Git Repository

Following up the discussion on the location of "runtime(s)", do we really want to have it in the plugins folder? I think that would be misleading, as the rts is not a plugin. --Eposse.gmail.com (talk) 13:47, 19 May 2015 (EDT)

• OK, I misunderstood one of your email. In this case, they could be aside the plugins/ structure, and become a root folder as plugins/ or features/

• Maybe, maybe not. Charles says they should be at the same level, like you describe. Maybe that's desirable, I don't know if that really matters, but it seems misleading to put it inside plugins, specially if we want to make it easier for developers to find.

Also, in your last e-mail you mentioned that perhaps the code generators and runtime should not be distributed as plugins, but as Eclipse bundles. I'm not sure I follow. I don't think I understand the difference. Is it simpler to distribute them as bundles? Why would it be preferable? (I'm not opposed, I'm just trying to understand).

Anyway, if we make these bundles, maybe we need a separate top-level 'bundles' folder:

documentation/ plugins/ .core/ .tooling/ .examples/ bundles/ .codegen/ .runtimes/ features/ releng/ tests/

I don't know if that makes sense. Is that the idea?

--Eposse.gmail.com (talk) 14:06, 19 May 2015 (EDT)

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Because Papyrus-rt is meant to be able to host different "real time" approached, there is the need to package elements based on these "languages". For example, we would need: <some base folder>

   +- core
   +- tooling
   +- common
   +- umlrt
       +- codegen
           +- src
           +- tests
       +- rts
           +- src
           +- tests
       + examples
   +- xtumlrt
       +- codegen
           +- src
           +- tests
       +- rts
           +- src
           +- tests
       + examples

Perhaps the best way to approach this would be to have different repositories, so that modeling language-specific development teams only clone what they need?

--Charles.zeligsoft.com (talk) 09:35, 5 June 2015 (EDT)