A few answers on the development front: On Friday 17 March 2006 11:53, David Wright wrote: > Do you use any code generators or is the code 100% hand rolled? If so, what > tools do you use?
I use gSOAP to statically generate the SOAP bindings for GroupWise support in KDE. We use Qt Designer heavily for visually generating guis; the resulting XML generates C++ at build time. We use KDevelop for in house development - this does quite a lot for you including generating boilerplate code and build infrastructure which is otherwise quite tedious. It's a KDE tool but can be used for projects on other plaforms. For KDE development a fair amount of boring code is generated by the platform - this includes IPC stubs/skeletons, storage classes (generated at build time) and repetitive GUI elements (menus/toolbars and much of their handling code, generated at runtime from xml descriptions). KDE also has a web services code generator under development; I hope to switch to that from gSOAP in the near future. HTH Will Stephenson --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
