Big Red
From Arizona CopperSoft
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Introduction
Big Red is a Java implementation of a virtual finite state machine (VFSM). A VFSM is geared toward real-time control systems. Big Red allows a hierarchy of state machines to be defined in XML allowing the developers/engineers to concentrate on designing and testing individual state machines before putting them together in a larger more complex system.
It is hoped that Big Red will be ready for its debut in a few months. For now, there is an early version of the State Machine Schema. There are also javadoc pages.
You can report bugs at the Bugzilla page.
Bugzilla
Initial Release Milestone:
{{#Milestone:Initial Release}}
Current list of bugs:
| ID | P | Status | Severity | Version | Summary (2 tasks) ⇒ | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2* 2
test test test | P5 | NEW | enhancement | 0.1.0 | another test | |
| 1* 1
all done! | P5 | RESOLVED | trivial | 0.1.0 | test bug report | [1] |
Why "Big Red"?
Big Red is named after my grandfather, Kenneth D. Kimbrough. He was a truck driver for many years and his CB handle is Big Red (he drove a big red truck). Big Red is not named after chewing gum! Arizona CopperSoft is named after my father. He too is a truck driver and his CB handle is Copperhead (he hauled copper).
Open Source Software
Arizona CopperSoft Big Red is open source software and is distributed under the GNU Public License v3 (GPLv3). Please contact me at glenhein_AT_gmail.com (replace AT with @) for a non-GPL license.
