Figure 17. Refresh Work Areas window

Command

From a command line, he issues the following command:

teamc workarea -refresh 310 -release robot_control

Result

This action updates work area 310 with any changes from the release, and it also freezes work area 310, if it is not already frozen. Now Alex's work area contains the following versions of parts:

brain.c

(Jenny©s modification)

leg.c

brain.obj (from Alex©s build after refresh)

leg.obj

brain.exe (contains modification 5)

foot.c

arm.c

 

foot.obj

arm.obj

 

optics.c (modification 5)

hand.c

(Joy©s and Ken©s modification)

optics.obj (modification 5)

hand.obj

(from Alex©s build after refresh)

 

None of the objects that Alex modi®ed and none of the objects built as a result of Alex's modi®cations is overwritten by the refresh.

Building the application

Alex again builds the application brain.exe within his work area to determine whether his changes integrate with Jenny's, Joy's, and Ken's modi®cations.

GUI

Alex has a Parts window open with a list of all the parts that exist in work area 310. He highlights the part brain.exe, and then does the following:

1.Selects Build from the Selected pull-down menu.

2.Types normal in the Pool ®eld. The other required ®elds have the correct information.

3.Selects OK to start the build.

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IBM SC34-4499-03 manual Building the application, Refresh Work Areas window