* Stanislav Malyshev wrote:
> personally know at least two, not counting Zend Debugger. I'm sure there
There is no Zend Debugger. I only know of "ZendIDE" which has
a zend extension that seems to be a debugger. If there would
be a "Zend Debugger", I could say "I want to purchase the
Zend Debugger
WF>> Personally, I found the Zend IDE a little slow and unresponsive
WF>> on my windows box (most likely down to Java) and I am loath to
Try using JIT-enabled JRE (IBM's?), it could improve things...
WF>> I wonder how many other people out there in dev land would like
WF>> to see it working in t
WF>> The impression that I have is that the Zend Debugger is a closed
WF>> piece of software, but the PHP debugger is still freely
WF>> available from http://dd.cron.ru/dbg/
That's not "the PHP debugger", that's "a PHP debugger". You can write as
many debuggers with different protocols as you wis
On 2001-03-20 14:22:54, Joey Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have been told that the Zend Debugger license explicitly
> prohibits such activity. I, for one, do not begrudge Zend trying to make
> a little money. Just because some of us manage to live an idealistic
> world does not me
On 2001-03-21 03:03:00, "Varun Shoor" wrote:
> working on an Open Source IDE for PHP but from what i heard in the #php the
> debugger protocol is no more open in PHP4? And only binaries are distributed
> and above all it is illegal to reverse engineer the protocol. Why in the world
> is this do
According to the DMCA [ § 1201(f) ], legal precedent [ see
http://home.joeysmith.com/~joey/sony-v-connectix.html ], and common
practice, there is nothing that prohibts a "clean room
implementation". (http://www.boreworms.com/karellen/rev-eng.html).
That said:
PHP *is* open. The Ze
Hi there,
I have been
working on an Open Source IDE for PHP but from what i heard in the #php the
debugger protocol is no more open in PHP4? And only binaries are distributed and
above all it is illegal to reverse engineer the protocol. Why in the world is
this done?... I mean PHP
