Don't know how closely related this is, but a professor I used to have is into this kinda stuff. srcML basically builds a parse tree of your code and preserves all sorts of information about it. The idea is to be able to configure your IDE to display the code in whatever format you'd prefer and increase program comprehension among other things.
They really don't exist. There are a variety of games out there that do work, but you prolly aren't gonna get what you want. As for commercial games the linux community gets lucky when quality games to get ported, but we're SOL when stuff doesn't. People seem to get in an uproar when a new version of tux racer comes out, but I doubt the majority of the linux community sits at home playing tux racer. If gaming is your forte you're gonna find yourself dual booting or reformatting pretty quick, cause you're gonna be disappointed.
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Don't know how closely related this is, but a professor I used to have is into this kinda stuff. srcML basically builds a parse tree of your code and preserves all sorts of information about it. The idea is to be able to configure your IDE to display the code in whatever format you'd prefer and increase program comprehension among other things.
Let's all emulate windows software when we actually have feasible solutions for Linux! Wait...
It works with your ipod, it works with xmms, and it works in 2.4 and 2.6.
GtkpodThey really don't exist. There are a variety of games out there that do work, but you prolly aren't gonna get what you want. As for commercial games the linux community gets lucky when quality games to get ported, but we're SOL when stuff doesn't. People seem to get in an uproar when a new version of tux racer comes out, but I doubt the majority of the linux community sits at home playing tux racer. If gaming is your forte you're gonna find yourself dual booting or reformatting pretty quick, cause you're gonna be disappointed.
like anyone wouldn't want a spare porn actress around.