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'''Application Management for Smalltalk/V''' (AM/ST) is a [[configuration management]] system for [[Smalltalk/V]] systems that was developed by the SoftPert Systems Division of accounting firm Coopers & Lybrand. The system offered hierarchical organisational functions such as giving each object an owner and offered compatibility tools, in addition to automatic documentation, source control and static & dynamic analysis of source code. The toolkit got rather good reviews and even managed to get a Productivity Award at the [[Dr. Dobb's Journal]] '''Jolt Awards''' in 1991. | |||
The system also had optional stronger source control tools that could be added to the system such as a ''Change browser'' that simplified saving and working with multiple code revisions at once and an advanced source control system that gave check-in, check-out and lock functions. | The system also had optional stronger source control tools that could be added to the system such as a ''Change browser'' that simplified saving and working with multiple code revisions at once and an advanced source control system that gave check-in, check-out and lock functions. | ||
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* 1991: AM/ST v3.3 | |||
==Licence and availability== | ==Licence and availability== | ||
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* Advanced Source Control USD 1595 | * Advanced Source Control USD 1595 | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:40, 1 December 2019
Application Management for Smalltalk/V (AM/ST) is a configuration management system for Smalltalk/V systems that was developed by the SoftPert Systems Division of accounting firm Coopers & Lybrand. The system offered hierarchical organisational functions such as giving each object an owner and offered compatibility tools, in addition to automatic documentation, source control and static & dynamic analysis of source code. The toolkit got rather good reviews and even managed to get a Productivity Award at the Dr. Dobb's Journal Jolt Awards in 1991.
The system also had optional stronger source control tools that could be added to the system such as a Change browser that simplified saving and working with multiple code revisions at once and an advanced source control system that gave check-in, check-out and lock functions.
Version
- 1991: AM/ST v3.3
Licence and availability
Discontinued commercial software, Prices were:
- For Smalltalk/V DOS USD 150.
- For Smalltalk/V DOS/286 and Macintosh/V USD 395 respectively.
- For Smalltalk/V PM on OS/2 USD 475
- Optional Microsoft Windows support USD 475
- Change browser USD 195
- Advanced Source Control USD 1595