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CMSSW Integration Build QA Info

Integration Build CMSSW_3_3_X_2009-09-23-0100

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• Dependency data
• Dependency statistics
• External tools versions
• Individual Sub-Systems
• Dependency Metrics
  • Summary
    • Cycles 6
    • Members 26
    • Packages 2664
    • Levels 48
    • CCD 189712.000000
    • ACD 71.213213
    • NCCD 6.857849 [0.096300, 256.543804]
    • Cycles
      • Cycle 1
        • tools/Qt
        • tools/Qtbase
      • Cycle 2
        • tools/Rootcore
        • tools/Rootgpad
        • tools/Rootgraphics
        • tools/Roothistmatrix
        • tools/Rootinteractive
        • tools/Rootminuit
        • tools/Rootphysics
        • tools/Rootroofit
      • Cycle 3
        • GeneratorInterface/Core
        • GeneratorInterface/ExternalDecays
        • GeneratorInterface/Pythia6Interface
      • Cycle 4
        • Alignment/CocoaAnalysis
        • Alignment/CocoaFit
      • Cycle 5
        • CondFormats/L1TObjects
        • CondTools/L1Trigger
        • L1TriggerConfig/DTTrackFinder
      • Cycle 6
        • RecoMuon/DetLayers
        • RecoTracker/TkDetLayers
        • TrackingTools/DetLayers
        • TrackingTools/KalmanUpdators
        • TrackingTools/PatternTools
        • TrackingTools/RecoGeometry
        • TrackingTools/TrackFitters
        • TrackingTools/TransientTrackingRecHit

* CCD:  Cumulative Component Dependency measures the cumulative testing cost
        across the system.
* ACD:  Average Component Dependency indicates the number of other packages
        an average package depends on.
* NCCD: Normalised Cumulative Component Dependency measures how the structure
        differs from a balanced binary tree of comparable size. If NCCD is one,
        the structure resembles a binary tree; if much less than one, the
        packages are mostly independent; if much greater than one, the system
        is fairly strongly coupled. The only universal NCCD target is to
        minimise for any given software system--a high value indicates a
        strongly coupled system and less coupling is better.

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