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    33= Welcome to Cheddar Wiki = 
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    5 Cheddar is a free real time scheduling tool. Cheddar is designed for checking task temporal constraints of a real time application/system. Systems to analyze can be described with [http://www.aadl.info/ AADL] or a with Cheddar specific language. It can help you for quick prototyping of real time schedulers. It can also be used for educational purpose. Cheddar is developed and maintained by the [http://www.ea2215.univ-brest.fr/ LISYC] Team, University of Brest. 
     5Cheddar wiki is a web-based platform for Cheddar project management.The following main facilities are available :   
     6 * Tickets are used for bug reports, feature requests and project tasks (developers organization).  
     7 * Roadmap and reports provide a view on the ticket system and : one can follow Cheddar project evolution. 
     8 * Repository browser grants an access to SVN Cheddar project source code (developers). 
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    7 Cheddar relies on Ocarina to provide schedulability analysis of AADL models. The ocarina team also use the Cheddar analyzer for their research projects and some tutorial/labs. There is a strong cooperation between the two teams. 
     10Cheddar is a free real time scheduling tool. It is designed for checking task temporal constraints of a real time application/system. Systems to analyze can be described with [http://www.aadl.info/ AADL] or a with Cheddar specific language. Cheddar is developed and maintained by the [http://www.ea2215.univ-brest.fr/ LISYC] Team, University of Brest. 
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    9 Cheddar can be run as a [http://www.ellidiss.com/ STOOD] or as a [http://www.topcased.org/ TOPCASED] plug in. The interoperability of STOOD/TOPCASED/Cheddar is managed by Pierre Dissaux ([http://www.ellidiss.com/ Ellidiss software]) . There is also a strong cooperation between the Cheddar team and Ellidiss technologies to investigate how Cheddar can be efficiently analyze AADL models built with STOOD. 
     12Cheddar relies on [http://ocarina.enst.fr/ Ocarina] to provide schedulability analysis of AADL models. The ocarina team also uses the Cheddar analyzer for their research projects and some tutorial/labs. There is a strong cooperation between the two teams. 
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    11 Our real time scheduling simulator is composed of two independent parts : a graphical editor used to describe a real time application/system, and a framework which includes most of classical real time scheduling/feasibility algorithms/tests. 
     14Cheddar can be run as a [http://www.ellidiss.com/ STOOD] or as a [http://www.topcased.org/ TOPCASED] plug in. The interoperability of STOOD/TOPCASED/Cheddar is managed by [http://www.ellidiss.com/ Ellidiss technologies]. There is also a strong cooperation between the Cheddar team and Ellidiss technologies to investigate how Cheddar can efficiently analyze AADL models built with STOOD. 
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    13 Cheddar is written in [wiki:Ada]. The graphical editor is made with [wiki:GtkAda]. Cheddar runs on Solaris, Linux and win32 boxes and should run on every GNAT/GtkAda supported platforms ( see [http://www.act-europe.fr/ AdaCore web site] for details).  
     16Cheddar is written in Ada/GtkAda. Cheddar runs on Solaris, Linux and Win32 boxes and should run on every GNAT/GtkAda supported platforms (see [http://www.act-europe.fr/ AdaCore web site] for details).  
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    1518= Cheddar Users  = 
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    17 Useful information can be found at [http://beru.univ-brest.fr/~singhoff/cheddar/ Cheddar official web page] : 
     19Cheddar users can find useful information at [http://beru.univ-brest.fr/~singhoff/cheddar/ Cheddar official web page] : 
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    1921 * [http://beru.univ-brest.fr/~singhoff/cheddar/#Ref2 Download] and [http://beru.univ-brest.fr/~singhoff/cheddar/#Ref3 install] instructions. 
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    21  * A [http://beru.univ-brest.fr/~singhoff/cheddar/#Ref9 mailing list] which is used to share information between Cheddar users. 
     23 * A [http://beru.univ-brest.fr/~singhoff/cheddar/#Ref9 mailing list] which is used to share information between Cheddar users (bugs report, new features). 
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    24 Furthermore, if you want to report bugs, ask for a new features, participate to Cheddar development, ... You can [wiki:subscribe] to the Cheddar wiki list.  
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     25{{{ 
     26#!comment 
     27Furthermore, if you want to report bugs, ask for a new features, participate to Cheddar development, ... You can [wiki:subscribe] to the Cheddar wiki list. 
     28}}} 
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    2730= Cheddar developers = 
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    29 This wiki is also use to provide support for Cheddar developers. 
     31This wiki provides support for Cheddar developers through the ticket system but also gives useful information on  
     32Cheddar building. 
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    3134== Cheddar Source Code == 
     35Cheddar source code can be found at the following [http://beru.univ-brest.fr/svn/CHEDDAR-2.0/ SVN repository address]. 
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    33 Cheddar source code can be found at the following [http://beru.univ-brest.fr/svn/CHEDDAR-2.0/ SVN repository address] (a write access will be granted if you have subscribed to the Cheddar wiki list). 
     37{{{ 
     38#!comment 
     39(a write access will be granted if you have subscribed to the Cheddar wiki list). 
     40}}}  
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    3542One can use several tools to access Cheddar [http://subversion.tigris.org/ SVN] repository like [http://tortoisesvn.net/ TortoiseSVN] (a list of SVN client is available [http://subversion.tigris.org/links.html#clients here]). 
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    3744== Cheddar Compilation/Installation == 
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    3945One can use any text editor and shell tool or the following IDE to build and install Cheddar :  
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