Setting up the C++ Analyzer for MSVC++ 6.0-优快云博客

本文介绍了 Rational Rose RealTime 中的 C++ Analyzer 工具，该工具作为附加组件帮助进行 C++ 类的逆向工程，并导入到 Rose RealTime 模型中。文中详细解释了如何设置和使用 MSVC++ 的基础项目文件，包括必要的路径映射定义。

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Resolving the problem

The Rose C++ Analyzer is a Rational Rose tool that has been included as an Add-In with Rose RealTime to help facilitate reverse engineering of C++ classes, which can then be imported into a Rose RealTime model.

The C++ Analyzer has the capability of using a "base" project. A base project is typically created with the files needed for compilation but not needed for the design model. Usually, but not always, they will be the standard library files supplied by the compiler vendor such as: stdio.h, stddef.h, and so on.

After downloading the .zip file, unzip this file to the %ROSERT_HOME% directory, by default that would be "C:\Program Files\Rational\Rose RealTime". Within this directory the unzipping will create two directories: Analyzer and Analyzer\projects.

Within the projects directory will be all the files needed to reverse engineer projects from MSVC++.

msvc60.pjt - The main MSVC++ project, most likely the only one you need
atl60.pjt - The MSVC++ project based on ATL, used in conjunction with msvc60.pjt
mfc60.pjt - The MSVC++ project based on MFC, used in conjunction with msvc60.pjt and atl60.pjt

When you load msvc60.pjt into the Rose C++ Analyzer, you may be asked to re/map some pathmap symbols. For more information, please see the online help in the Rose C++ Analyzer Add-In:
Help > Search for Help on... > virtual path symbol

Additional information on virtual path maps can be found in the Rose RealTime online help:
Guide to Team Development > Storage of Model Data > Virtual Path Maps > Defining Virtual Path Maps

For each of the "base" projects different pathmaps are required to be defined.

For msvc60.pjt:

$ROSERTHOME - specifies the root directory of the Rose RealTime installation
$MSVC60 - directory containing Microsoft Visual C++ include files
$DESIGN - directory in which model files containing reverse-engineered designs are placed

For atl60.pjt:

$ATL60 - directory containing the ATL 6.0 include files

For mfc60.pjt:

$MFC60 - directory containing the MFC 6.0 include files

Having these projects loaded as a base project will help in reverse engineering your MSVC++ code.

Note: The base projects do not need to be error free. Ideally the actual user project should be error free.