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Directory Structure for CDBS S. Lubow July 11, 1996 We will follow a directory structure along the lines of the UNIX le system:
cdbs

util sql include lib

src bin doc data / certify, etc.

test |\ data script

The contents of each directory is described below: cdbs - the root directory of all the CDBS software. We will eventually try to have this directory as /usr/local/cdbs. For now, on the test system, it will be /ralph/data2/cdbs d/code d/cdbs. util - the location of utilities that could be used for example to create make les. sql - the location of all les written in sql. These include the les for creating tables, triggers, stored procedures, and indices. include - this directory holds the include les that will be shared among CDBS sources. Include les used only for one source sould be kept with the source. lib - the location of all binary les for libraries. The source code for the libraries is kept under the src directory. src - the root directory to all source code. There should be a separate subdirectory for each CDBS task or library. Each task subdirectory will contain all include les that are speci c to the task, as well source, and make les.


bin - contains the executables for CDBS. They should be links to the executable in the source directory. doc - contains the documentation for CDBS in latex. data - this directory (cdbs/data) holds the data les for use by CDBS tools, such as the catalog le and template les. test - the root directory for running automatic regression tests. data - this directory (cdbs/test/data) contains the data for running regression tests, such as reference les. script - contains the script les for running regression tests. There should be one script per CDBS task. Deliveries should consist of a tar le that will extract into the directories indicated above. The extraction will run from the cdbs directory. Libraries should be delivered by the supplier (e.g., B. Simon), rather than users of libraries.

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