ECLIPSE BLINDNESS

A Case of "Eclipse Blindness"

Turning Eclipse Against Itself: Improving the Quality of Eclipse Plugins

While many researchers have used Eclipse as a platform for developing software engineering and program analysis tools, Eclipse itself presents an excellent subject for analysis and study. Eclipse represents one of the biggest Java projects ever created. While surprisingly robust, Eclipse still suffers from serious bugs that lead to crashes and resource exhaustion. Eclipse is a collaborative dev...

Blindness in Randomized Controlled Trials

In combination with randomization, blinding or masking is an important factor in randomized controlled trials (RCTs), particularly in trials that assess therapeutic effects. Here an attempt is made to explain blindness and why it is important. In clinical trials, blinding is defined as the condition imposed on a study in which study participants, health care providers and assessors collecting o...

Eclipse Guard: Relative Debugging in the Eclipse Framework

This paper describes an implementation of relative debugging under the Eclipse framework. The paper describes what relative debugging is and how it helps test and debug evolved applications. We give a brief overview of the architecture of Eclipse and show how our relative debugger, Guard, has been integrated into that environment.

ECLIPSE Feature Logic Analysis

ECLIPSE is a virtual telecommunications network based on IP. It is the result of an ongoing research project at AT&T Labs – Research that is investigating next-generation telecom service architectures. The ECLIPSE Statecharts language was developed to simplify feature (service) development, for example call waiting, by supporting a smooth transition from design to implementation and by supporti...