On Mon, 15 Sep 2003, Maor Meir wrote:
> As promissed: attached is the text I wrote for basic Makefile use to add
> to W2L0
> look it over, comment, I'll fix as necessary and than shlomi could
> HTMLize it to fit with the rest of the beautyfied lecture slides.
you basically don't give examples of
On Mon, 15 Sep 2003, Maor Meir wrote:
> As promissed: attached is the text I wrote for basic Makefile use to add
> to W2L0
> look it over, comment, I'll fix as necessary and than shlomi could
> HTMLize it to fit with the rest of the beautyfied lecture slides.
>
> Meir.
Spellcheck your text...
As promissed: attached is the text I wrote for basic Makefile use to add
to W2L0
look it over, comment, I'll fix as necessary and than shlomi could
HTMLize it to fit with the rest of the beautyfied lecture slides.
Meir.
Makefiles are a way to define how your project is to be built.
The make tool
On Sun, 14 Sep 2003, Oron Peled wrote:
> However, Kdevelop may be used as a "show off" stuff if it would be shown
> together with other tools. Examples:
> - Anjuta
> - Eclipse (the free software one...)
> - If there's an Emacs guru I would ask him to dem
On Sunday 14 September 2003 15:53, Maor Meir wrote:
> When looking at the built-in documentation I found plenty if
> information on using kdevelop to create QT applications,
> this is way beyond the scope of W2L lecture 0.
Actually, creating any decent GUI program is way beyond the scope
for newbi
Check here for a Cryptogram article about Palladium:
http://www.counterpane.com/crypto-gram-0208.html#1
It says:
<<<
Microsoft readily acknowledges that Pd will not be secure against hardware
attacks. They spend some effort making the secure processor annoying to
pry secrets out of, but not a w
I have tried Kdevelop myself, I don't remember what version it was but I do
not recall any need to running autoconf script or knowing about autoconf at
all.
I do remember that it gnerated a configure script automaticly.
Of course it is beyod the scope of the lecture to talk about QT application
I initially thought showing kdevelop in W2L0 whould
be a good idea due to its similarity to M$ Visual C++.
I installed kdevelop 2.1.3 (not the latest)
and tried to write a hello world program, I quickly found
myself running autoconf configure scripts.
When looking at the built-in documentation I
