D.1
Lines of Code
The total number of lines of code for ARRIVE-F development presented in Table D.1. The lines of code is computed by cloc v1.52 1This may contain dead code. We are in the process of cleaning up the code so that it can be released under GPL-v3. The Bourne shell scripts are not critical to the framework but they help in VMM and VM administration. The SQL file is the database creation script generated by MYSQL dump utility.
Table D.1: Lines of code
Language Files Blank Comment Code
C 25 1889 3416 7965 C/C++ Header 15 203 242 1067 Bourne Shell 36 96 129 402 SQL 1 49 99 328 SUM: 77 2237 3886 9762
D.2
Dependencies
ARRIVE-F was developed under Ubuntu Linux and Xen. It has seen evolution of Xen from 3.1.0 to 3.3.0. The versions of Ubuntu that are known to work are 7.04 - 8.10. It has not been tested under version 9.04 above, but it should work.
Following are the known dependencies for ARRIVE-F.
• libevent-dev
• libmysqlclient-dev
• libvirt-dev (previously used, there might be some stray code depending on it)
D.3
ARRIVE-F Screenshot
The main dashboard is presented in Figure D.1.
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D.3 ARRIVE-F Screenshot
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