Introducing DDM
The file-based Data Dictionary Manager (DDM) is a central data store hosting the configurations of your (embedded) software projects. DDM carries your data through the development cycle, from product design to software development and deployment to your targets. The main objectives are to let you understand, manage and trust your data.

What is a Data Dictionary?
A Data Dictionary is the total representation of your dataset: both the meta data and the contents. In DDM, dictionaries are stored as
plain XML files, featuring the *.dd extension. These files can be created, stored, reloaded and exported to any ASCII text format using
the integrated Apache FreeMarker export engine. Integrated Subversion and Git version control ensure you can work on dictionaries simultaneously,
keeping track of modifications and different versions.
Why not consider a small example? The sample dictionary here contains a set of four temperature sensor calibration parameters.
Discover how they are depicted in the user interface, then open-up the
XML Data Dictionary File.
Interested? Discover more: check out the sample
PDF report
that DDM creates for this dictionary.
