JDime - Structured Merge with Auto-Tuning

License & Copyright

Authors: Olaf Lessenich, Georg Seibt

JDime is covered by the GNU Lesser General Public License.
The full license text is distributed with this software. See the LICENSE file.

Tools Used:

JDime uses these tools/libraries:

ExtendJ (https://bitbucket.org/jastadd/jastaddj)

Commit e77ceb1
Copyright (c) 2005-2008, Torbjörn Ekman
Copyright (c) 2005-2015, ExtendJ Committers
ExtendJ is covered by the Modified BSD License.
The full license text is distributed with this software.
See the file licenses/ExtendJ-BSD.

The changes that were made to ExtendJ are shipped with this software
and covered by the Modified BSD License.
See patches/ExtendJ for the changes,
and patches/ExtendJ/LICENSE for the license text.

System Requirements:

git (http://git-scm.com/)

Debian/Ubuntu:
apt-get install git

Redhat/Fedora:
yum install git

Suse/OpenSuse:
zypper install git

Installation:

Clone the repository using git clone $URL.

JDime uses gradle as a build system. To avoid version mismatches with already installed instances of gradle, you can use the supplied gradle wrapper gradlew that bootstraps the right version of gradle automatically.

After running ./gradlew installDist, the directory build/install/JDime/bin will contain Unix and Windows scripts that you can use to start the application.

Usage:

The input versions are passed to JDime as command line arguments. To perform a three-way merge, JDime is invoked as follows:

JDime -mode [unstructured|structured|autotuning] -output [file/directory] <leftVersion> <baseVersion> <rightVersion>