Bill:
Do I have to load up some "crap" onto my client before I can run BDT?
Does it use UniObjects? Would there be a problem if the timeout period
for the UniRPC daemon was reduced to 5 minutes (this seemed to cause no
end of grief to those using the previous incarnation of the development
tool, which we could never get working properly anyway)?
I have the most recent version of the UD "clients" software (v7.2A) and
didn't see any documentation regarding either installation or use of the
product. Am I missing something or is it just for UV?
Thanks,
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Bill Brutzman said the following on 11/11/2010 12:22 PM:
Going from a traditional editor (like EditPlus) to BDT is like going from a
propeller-plane to a jet.
Because I had some connectivity problems with UV 10.1, before I could not get
BDT to work. Now with UV 10.3.6, BDT works.
For working code that I have imported into BDT, some lines show up with warning
flags. Undefined variables get highlighted. I can right-click to compile and
catalog.
In the end, code has fewer errors, debugged faster, compiled faster,
accomplished faster.
--Bill
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Subject: Re: [U2] New Client Specifics
In a message dated 11/11/2010 9:17:32 AM Pacific Standard Time,
[email protected] writes:
3. The BDT (Basic Developer ToolKit) is a game changer.
More please. In what way exactly is that?
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