On Sun, 6 Oct 2002, Shlomi Fish wrote:
> 1. In IDEs: mention Anjuta: > > http://anjuta.sourceforge.net/ "at present, anjuta is only a beta release...". there are quite a few other alpha/beta/broken IDEs. i did not intend to show an exhaustive list of IDEs - just a few that work. i also never tried anjuta, so i won't be able to say anything beyond "it is there" - while i have some idea regarding kdevelop, emacs and codeforge - and since i assume people coming to the lectures will try using them - i prefer knowing they work. > 2. In gcc.html - maybe it would be a good idea to hyperlink gcc, gdb, etc. > to their appropriate homepages. i'll add the links. > 3. In gcc.html, it might be worth mentioning Subversion and Arch next to > Aegis. i just changed it to 'e.g. Aegis' - i'm not interested in listing every possible thing there. > 4. "Text Editors" - Replace "basic features" with "commonplace features". what is 'commonplace'? sounds "too high english" to my israeli ears. if you have a 'simpler' word for that, i'll consider using it. > 5. Utility Libraries - would be a good idea to link to my "Cross-Platform > Abstraction Libraries" page: > > http://vipe.technion.ac.il/~shlomif/abstraction/ > > (or to borrow links from there) i'd either borrow links, or link to a new, more filtered page, which would contain links only to _tried_ and _stable_ libraries. i'm not interested in sending people to tools that do not work - google can do that pretty well. can you list out which, out of all these things, are the sable things, and then put them on their own page? > 6. The paragraph of "Insure++" is confused due to the fact that valgrind > was now mentioned before it. Fix it. ok. please check the new version (once orr updates it on the site) and let me know if it looks ok. > 7. In "To Perl, Python Or Tcl" - should we mention Ruby too? heel, no. i only mentioned the more commonly used languages - and they would cause enough confusion as they are. > 8. The "Valgrind - Debug Memory..." and "IBM's Visual Age" links are > broken. fixed. 'valgrind' is inside the 'mem debug' page. IBM visual age is gone, it was replaced by a 'java IDE-s' page. note - i didn't manage to check those IDEs - the files i downloaded refused to install. i'd appreciate if someone can check these links, and try to install those programs. should be with a fast link - they are 20-50MB per such package. thanks, -- guy "For world domination - press 1, or dial 0, and please hold, for the creator." -- nob o. dy -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Haifa Linux Club Mailing List (http://www.haifux.org) To unsub send an empty message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
