RTeasy2 (also called DESERT, for "Development Editor and Simulation Environment for Register Transfer") is a development environment for register transfer language which offers functions to design and simulate a register transfer program.
RTeasy2 is the successor to rteasy.
RTeasy2 uses the [Netbeans Platform][netbeans] build system. Perform the following steps:
- Download and install Java SDK
- Download and install Netbeans Platform
- clone this project
- Open this project with Netbeans
- Select "Run" and "Run Project"
RTeasy2 uses the [Netbeans Platform][netbeans] installer. It creates installer for
- Windows (.exe)
- Linux (.sh)
- OSX (.tgz)
Perform the following steps:
- Download and install Java SDK
- Download and install Netbeans Platform
- clone this project
- Open this project with Netbeans
- Select project "RTeasy2" and select "Package as" "Installers"
- download the pre-build installer from https://github.com/iti-luebeck/RTeasy2/releases
- open a terminal and execute the downloaded file, e.g. # sh rteasy-linux-v1.0.sh
- the installer will guide you through the rest of the process
- download the pre-build installer from https://github.com/iti-luebeck/RTeasy2/releases
- run the downloaded .exe file
- the installer will guide you through the rest of the process
- download the pre-build installer from https://github.com/iti-luebeck/RTeasy2/releases
- Do what OSX users typically do with installers?
- ...magic happens?
If you notice any bugs, please open a trouble ticket via the Github issue tracker.
RTeasy2 was developed at the Institute of Computer Engineering, University of Luebeck, Germany. Main authors were Christian Friedrich, Carsten Albrecht, Carina Hauft, Hagen Schendel and Torben Schneider. Further contributions came from Thomas Tosik, Dariush Forouher and Christoph Osterloh.
It is made open source under the terms of the GNU GPLv3 license.