In a message dated: Wed, 23 May 2001 11:33:45 EDT
"Jerry Feldman" said:
>Without violating my non-disclosure. Purify uses a technique called
>Object Code Insertion (OCI).
I'm definitely not asking for anything specific which would violate
an NDA or get you into trouble. I'm just curious about the
generalities of porting a complex system like Purify.
>Sun and HP are big endian machines, Compaq Alpha and Intel Pentium are
>little endian.
Does this mean that once the Alpha/Tru64 port is done that it would
be easier to port to Intel? Or do you now have the problem that
you're already at 64-bit code, and have to back-port to 32 bits?
>In any case, it requires several manyears.
That's to be expected :)
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Seeya,
Paul
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