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Looking for Unix Development Environment albig@psp.att.com (1994-03-22) |
Re: Looking for Unix Development Environment cpcahil@aib.com (1994-03-24) |
Newsgroups: | comp.compilers,comp.lang.c++,comp.lang.c,comp.unix.programmer,comp.software-eng |
From: | albig@psp.att.com |
Keywords: | tools, question |
Organization: | AT&T |
Date: | Tue, 22 Mar 1994 21:38:34 GMT |
Hello,
I am looking for a C, C++ development environment (Compilers, Linkers,
Debuggers, Run Time Error Checkers, Class Libraries, Browsers, etc., etc.)
to develop network and database applicaitons in a platform independent UNIX
environment.
I would like to purchase my development tools from the same vendor so that
I can get a better quality of support. So I need to know of Vendors
that support many UNIX hardware platforms.
In particular, the tool vendor would ideally need to support the
following hardware and operating systems: (Listed in no particular order)
Hp 9000/700 series running HP/UX 8.07 and higher
Dec OSF/1 v 1.1 and higher (this is the Dec Alpha machine)
Sun running SunO3 v4.1.1 and higher
Sun using Solaris v2.3
IBM AIX
These are some of the vendors that I am have heard about:
C
CodeCenter by Centerline Software
GNU C Compiler by Cygnus Support
Hi-C by Metaware
C++
Object Center by Centerline Software
GNU C++ Compiler Cygnus Support
Code Analysis tools
Source Code Analysus Tools by Abraxas
Code Generators -- especially GUI Code Generators
FourGen CASE SCREEN by FourGen Software Technologies
Runtime Debuggers
Code Watch from Liant Software
XRAY by Microtec Research
Runtime Error Checkers
Insight from Parasoft
Purify from Pure Software
Integrated Development Environments:
CodeCenter by Centerline Software
C & C++ Developement Environment by IDE
Energize Programming System by Lucid
XRAY MasterWorks by Microtec Research
If you know of any specifics on the products or vendors that I have listed,
or others that you feel are good, I would like to hear about them.
Please reply by E-Mail only since I do not have access to USENET.
Thank you in advance
Carl Palmer
palmer@sgi.siemens.com
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