is there a way to prove, the kernel bzImage that I have came from a source containing the comments or the variable names that the SCO code contains? especially if it does not have debugging info?
Win95 does not have an inbuilt reporting service - as far as I know.
Managing complex projects is a piece of cake.
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I found eclipse when I was searching for a kind of IDE which my freind called "a black cat in a dark room, which is not there". But, I found it after discarding Forte (Less than acceptable swing UI), Jbuilder (difficult to see whats going on behind it and licensing fee) and a few other big shots. Then I go this eclipse, which is written in Java but has terrific UI. To use a new plugin just drop the new plugin in to the plugins directory. It lets you see complex program designs, from the type heirarchy and package heirarchy. Its one of those few IDEs which support code refactoring. The list of features is endless.. and the icing is its available with all its source.
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is there a way to prove, the kernel bzImage that I have came from a source containing the comments or the variable names that the SCO code contains? especially if it does not have debugging info?
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Win95 does not have an inbuilt reporting service - as far as I know.
I found eclipse when I was searching for a kind of IDE which my freind called "a black cat in a dark room, which is not there". But, I found it after discarding Forte (Less than acceptable swing UI), Jbuilder (difficult to see whats going on behind it and licensing fee) and a few other big shots. Then I go this eclipse, which is written in Java but has terrific UI. To use a new plugin just drop the new plugin in to the plugins directory. It lets you see complex program designs, from the type heirarchy and package heirarchy. Its one of those few IDEs which support code refactoring. The list of features is endless.. and the icing is its available with all its source.
What more can you ask from an IDE?
doesn't your ctl-alt-F1 key take you to a console screen?