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== Declared API == | == Declared API == | ||
| − | The declared APIs in Memory Analyzer are provided as public and documented. The API compatibility between different versions of Memory Analyzer should | + | The declared APIs in Memory Analyzer are provided as public and documented. The API compatibility between different versions of Memory Analyzer should be reflected by the version numbers, following the Eclipse [http://wiki.eclipse.org/Version_Numbering versioning policy] <br> |
| − | + | Changes to the API - addind new APIs or deprecating APIs should be documented (e.g. in Bugzilla) and communicated to the community (e.g. via the newsgroups).<br> | |
| − | Deprecated | + | Deprecated API should be available for at lease one major release. |
== Provisional and internal API == | == Provisional and internal API == | ||
Provisional APIs should be used while development is occurring. If successfully adopted, they might become declared APIs. If not, they can be removed. In any situation, the community should be notified.<br> | Provisional APIs should be used while development is occurring. If successfully adopted, they might become declared APIs. If not, they can be removed. In any situation, the community should be notified.<br> | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:11, 5 June 2013
Memory Analyzer API Policy
This document provides the current API Policy for Memory Analyzer.
Declared API
The declared APIs in Memory Analyzer are provided as public and documented. The API compatibility between different versions of Memory Analyzer should be reflected by the version numbers, following the Eclipse versioning policy
Changes to the API - addind new APIs or deprecating APIs should be documented (e.g. in Bugzilla) and communicated to the community (e.g. via the newsgroups).
Deprecated API should be available for at lease one major release.
Provisional and internal API
Provisional APIs should be used while development is occurring. If successfully adopted, they might become declared APIs. If not, they can be removed. In any situation, the community should be notified.