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- From: pifus@cam.org (David Taylor)
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- Subject: Re: C++ Development CASE Tool ( Alternatives to ObjectCenter )
- Date: 6 Feb 1996 20:27:06 GMT
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- In article <4f6nrq$n46@aegir.adl.dmt.csiro.au>, tjf@adl.dmt.csiro.au says...
- >
- >
- >Hello all, we are looking for suggestions for C++ development/debugging
- > tools to use for developing source code which will run on Windows NT,
- > Solaris and HP-UX ( the Windows NT requirement also includes the use of
- > Microsoft's Visual C++ v.4.0 ).
- >
- >We want to implement an object caching system in our application and we
- > believe we will need to use dynamic casting so that we have to use a
- > version of C++ which complies to the ANSI C++ standard.
- >
- >We have ObjectCenter - a C++ development CASE tool from CenterLine Software
- > Inc. - and I like it very much as it has some very powerful and useful
- > features.
- >
- >However, ObjectCenter does not support the ANSI C++ standard and it seems
- > that CenterLine do not plan to do so anytime soon so that we are forced
- > to look for alternative C++ development CASE tools.
- >
- >Please enlighten us on how you have dealt with this if you have faced a
- > similar situation and any other relevant advice would be appreciated.
- > Please email direct to me as well as posting any replies.
- >
- >PS. I have tried to search through the web for information ( and will
- > continue to do so ) but any help to short cut this will be appreciated.
- >
-
- I recently looked at a C++ development system called UTAH. I do not know
- what platforms it is on, but I tried the NT version. It has a run-time
- object system built into it which may do what you need. The environment
- takes you a certain level from the raw code, which may or may not be what
- you are looking for. I took a pass on it since my end-users are not quite
- ready for the 3MB executables it creates, but if you are looking at NT/UNIX
- systems this is probably not a problem. The company is Viewsoft, they
- have a web site and can also can send you a demo CD.
-
- Dave
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