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Revision as of 16:50, 18 January 2007
Questions
- Which file(s) did you have to examine?
- What are your first reactions to these files when you examine them?
- How is the code for working with command-line switches organized at the method, class and project levels? (e.g. is is all in one class? broken across multiple classes? spread across many methods? etc)
- How are invalid or non-existent Filenames dealt with?
- Find and describe 2 similarities between the code you examined in both projects.
- Find and describe 2 differences between the code you examined in both projects.
Answers
| Make | Ant | NAnt | XBuild | |
| 1 | main.c | main.java | filefunctions.cs, ... file for each command line function | parameters.cs |
| 2 | Overwhelming, hard to follow | much easier to follow, easier to read | easier to follow | easier to follow |
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