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Re: [m2m-atl-dev] [ATL] Applying checkstyle to ATL
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Another tip to improve ATL code quality: it was decided to keep ATL
compatible with Java 1.4. However, you can only enforce this on
Eclipse if you have an actual Java 1.4 implementation on your machine.
That way, the ECJ compiler can link against the "real" Java 1.4 class
library and any Java 1.5/1.6/etc. API usage will immediately show.
Kind regards,
Dennis
On 09 Sep 2008, at 15:14, William Piers wrote:
Hi all,
In order to improve ATL source code quality, we are now using
checkstyle (http://eclipse-cs.sourceforge.net) with a specific
configuration on most of the projects.
That means that I made small modifications on many java file of ATL,
in order to conform with the basic checkstyle requirements.
Correcting all files is an enormous work, that's why some plugins
are not checked (like the old vm, the atl editor...).
I provide more information on how use formatters, code templates and
checkstyle here: http://wiki.eclipse.org/ATL_Coding_Chart#Code_formatter
Now it will be primary for each commited file / contributed file to
correctly checked. It also could help to detect dead code.
Feel free to ask me about this work, or even if you want to
contribute !
Best regards,
William
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