The development of jGRASP plugins for Eclipse and IntelliJ, and initial development of jGRASP C/C++ visualizations was supported by the Auburn Cyber Research Center.

Objectives – When you have completed this tutorial, you should be able to successfully install jGRASP on your computer, change the default compiler configuration, set paths and …

jGRASP is a lightweight integrated development environment (IDE), created specifically to provide visualizations for improving the comprehensibility of software. jGRASP is implemented in Java, …

In all cases above, if a file is already open in jGRASP, the CSD window containing it will be popped to the top of the Desktop rather than jGRASP opening a second CSD window with the …

jGRASP provides an easy-to-use visual Debugger for Java that allows you to set one or more breakpoints in your program, run the debugger, then after the program reaches a breakpoint, …

jGRASP includes an easy to use plug-in for the JUnit testing framework. JUnit provides automated support for unit testing of Java source code, and its utility has made it a de facto …

While a debugger is traditionally associated with finding bugs, it can also be used as a general aid for understanding your program as you develop it. jGRASP provides a highly visual debugger …

Installing jGRASP – Most users will skip this tutorial. However, it does provide details on the installation process as well as instructions for changing default startup settings for jGRASP. …

If you are not familiar with the basic features of jGRASP (e.g., compiling, running, and debugging), you are encouraged to read Getting Started. Objectives – When you have completed this …

The jGRASP project file is used to determine which user classes to include in the UML class diagram. The project should include all of your source files (.java), and you may optionally …