Seeing the number of evaluations and time spent on parts of your code can highlight areas that will yield the highest return for optimization efforts. The Workbench tester performs unit testing for your code, with useful features for writing and running tests. The tester produces a report that tells you whether all tests have passed, lists any that failed and gives links from the report to the actual tests in the test file.
Wolfram Workbench allows you to group your application and all associated resources, such as test files, in a single container called a project. Many different types of resources are supported, including Wolfram Language source code and notebooks, Java classes and libraries and database connection information. There is a range of tools for working with resources. Wolfram Language pattern-based searching and browsing tools, along with fast find for packages or functions, make navigating your code easier and faster than ever.
Using the Workbench export wizards, you can deploy your projects locally or package them for delivery. All content types are supported, including documentation, ensuring that you deploy your latest development work. Version control of projects is an essential aspect of modern software development. Workbench provides full-featured integration with the Git version control system without the need to install and configure any additional tools on your system.
Workbench also supports many other version control systems, such as CVS and Subversion, either with built-in support or via easy installation of additional tools. Wolfram Workbench now includes a full set of tools for developing and integrating documentation for your application into your Wolfram Language Documentation Center.
For example, you could easily integrate your application's function, guide and tutorial pages with existing Wolfram Language documentation. To use Workbench, you need to have installed Mathematica or any other Workbench-compatible Wolfram product. Workbench is a powerful Eclipse plugin for the Wolfram Language. Eclipse is a highly customizable platform and a leading integrated development environment for programming.
Eclipse is platform independent and is built around an extension mechanism involving modules known as plugins. Eclipse has a very large number of free and commercial plugins available for carrying out a variety of different tasks.
More information on available plugins is at the Eclipse Marketplace. Wolfram Workbench is a Wolfram-branded plugin for Eclipse.
You can install the Workbench plugin into a standalone copy of Eclipse. For details on how to obtain and install the plugin, visit our Technical Support Quick Answers page. Wolfram Workbench requires Eclipse 4. We recommend using the latest version of Eclipse and Java.
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Get started Follow the instructions to install the Wolfram Workbench plugin into your copy of Eclipse. Need to download to your desktop? Download here ». Integrate with Wolfram Technologies Wolfram Language Workbench allows you to dramatically improve your productivity when developing Wolfram Language code in Mathematica and other Wolfram products.
With Workbench you get all the features you would expect from an advanced IDE, such as: Working with code in a specialized editor Debugging programs at the source level Profiling the code's execution Developing and running tests Coding in an integrated workgroup environment Writing documentation for your application and more.
Easily Edit and Navigate Code Source Code Editor The source code editor provides powerful source code editing with syntax coloring, error reporting and more. Some of the important features of the source code editor include: Code folding Code outline Command completion and templates Error reporting Quick assists such as symbol renaming Function definition search Syntax coloring Bracket highlighting Text hover with usage information.
Text and Pattern Searching Workbench supplements text searching with pattern searching, which lets you find certain structures in your code. If you have already downloaded the plugin from the Workbench product page , extracted the WorkbenchUpdate. A list of Wolfram Workbench plugins is now displayed. Select Wolfram Workbench Core. Click Next to confirm. In the Install Details window, click Next.
In the Review Licenses window, review and accept the terms of the license agreements. Click Finish to begin the installation. Wolfram Workbench installs. Restart Eclipse for the changes to take effect. The Wolfram Workbench plugin is now installed. If multiple versions of Mathematica are installed on your machine, you can select which version you would like Wolfram Workbench to use.
Installed versions of Mathematica within the list can be edited by selecting Edit, or further installations can be added by selecting Add and entering the product name and installation path. Choose your preferred Wolfram Engine installation. Click OK to confirm. Is this article helpful? Yes No Any comments? Whether you have a question about billing, activation or something more technical, we are ready to help you.
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