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== Why Modularization | == Why Modularization== | ||
Modularization is a common design answer to the problem of managing complexity and growth. | Modularization is a common design answer to the problem of managing complexity and growth. | ||
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http://www.itk.org/Wiki/images/7/75/ITKv4-Modularization-2010-12-03.pdf | http://www.itk.org/Wiki/images/7/75/ITKv4-Modularization-2010-12-03.pdf | ||
== Main Goals == | == Main Goals of Modularization == | ||
1) Find / label / remove the trash in ITK. | 1) Find / label / remove the trash in ITK. | ||
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5) Maintain that level of quality as more code is added to the toolkit. | 5) Maintain that level of quality as more code is added to the toolkit. | ||
6) Facilitate the use of | 6) Facilitate the use of add-ons with ITK (External and Remote Modules) without having to include them in the toolkit. | ||
== | == Module Dependency Visualization == | ||
* [[ITK_Release_4/Modularization/Module Dependency Visualization|Module Dependency Visualization]] | |||
== Information for ITK Users == | |||
* [[ITK_Release_4/Modularization/Configure and build ITK|Configure and build ITK]] | |||
== Information for ITK Developers == | |||
* [[ITK_Release_4/Modularization/ Add tests|Add tests]] | |||
* [[ITK_Release_4/Modularization/Add an external module (external module)|Add an External or Remote module]] | |||
* [[ITK_Release_4/Modularization/ Add a module|Add a module (internal module)]] | |||
* [[ITK_Release_4/Modularization/Add new classes|Add a new class]] | |||
== A Collection of Use Cases == | |||
* [[ITK_Release_4/Modularization/Use Cases|Use Cases]] | |||
== Code Reviews == | |||
* [[ITK_Release_4/Modularization/Code Reviews|Code Reviews]] | |||
== Modular Dashboard == | |||
* [[ITK_Release_4/Modularization/Modular Dashboard|Modular Dashboard]] | |||
== Development history== | == Development history== | ||
Initial | Initial plan [[ITK_Release_4/Modularization/Purposes|Steps and tools]] | ||
Prototype [Iowa Meeting, Nov, 2010] [[ITK_Release_4/Modularization/Prototype|Prototype]] | |||
Progress report in TCon [[ITK_Release_4/Modularization/Tcon-2010-12-03|2010-12-03]] | |||
Major progress report [Boston Meeting Feb 3, 2011] [[Media:ITKBostonModularization.pptx|PPTX]] | |||
Transition [[ITK_Release_4/Modularization/Transition Plan|Transition Plan]] | |||
Latest revision as of 18:48, 14 July 2012
Why Modularization
Modularization is a common design answer to the problem of managing complexity and growth.
From the Linux Kernel: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-lkm/index.html?ca=dgr-lnxw07LinuxLKM&S_TACT=105AGX59&S_CMP=GR
to KDE: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/KDE_Packages#Terminology
to Boost: http://ryppl.github.com/index.html
to Qt: http://labs.qt.nokia.com/2010/10/26/qt-is-going-modular/ http://labs.qt.nokia.com/2011/01/21/status-of-qt-modularization/
Details on the goals of modularization were presented here: http://www.itk.org/Wiki/ITK_Release_4/Modularization/Tcon-2010-12-03 In particular in: http://www.itk.org/Wiki/images/1/16/ITKv4-Modularization-2010-12-03.odp http://www.itk.org/Wiki/images/7/75/ITKv4-Modularization-2010-12-03.pdf
Main Goals of Modularization
1) Find / label / remove the trash in ITK.
2) Organize the ~2,330 files into conceptual cohesive groups.
3) Test and label each group according to measures of quality control : Code coverage, correctness, style, dynamic testing, documentation...
4) Raise the quality bar for critical components. For example, the itkObject must have 100% code coverage, while we could live with the Blox classes having 30%.
5) Maintain that level of quality as more code is added to the toolkit.
6) Facilitate the use of add-ons with ITK (External and Remote Modules) without having to include them in the toolkit.
Module Dependency Visualization
Information for ITK Users
Information for ITK Developers
A Collection of Use Cases
Code Reviews
Modular Dashboard
Development history
Initial plan Steps and tools
Prototype [Iowa Meeting, Nov, 2010] Prototype
Progress report in TCon 2010-12-03
Major progress report [Boston Meeting Feb 3, 2011] PPTX
Transition Transition Plan
