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Excellent Open Source C++ Platform
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| I invite everyone interested in C++ and the power and versatility it
provides to check out Ultimate++ at
http://www.ntllib.org/upp/index.html
Ultimate++ is the new generation C++ Windows/Linux open-source
development platform. By utilizing a couple of new principles
Ultimate++ achieves to singnificantly reduce complexity of
applications and this way the developments costs. Ultimate++ based
application sources tend to be significantly shorter (~50%) than
equivalent applications using any other C++ platforms.
Ultimate++ consists of
Set of cross-platform Windows/Linux libraries ("packages")
TheIDE development environment, featuring
Full featured source editor
Package management system
Visual debugger (using GDB)
BLITZ build technology speeding up GCC builds of large projects up
to 4 times,
Layout designer for designing dialog layouts
Image designer for designing graphical elements of application
Language editor for managing internationalized text strings
Currently it is in it's early stages, but I invite everyone to visit
the site and take a look at the awesome features and capabilities of
this excellent app.
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| Michael B. Johnson 2004-05-12, 9:32 pm |
| On 9 Mar 2004 14:41:35 -0800, Neorage_X09@hotmail.com (Chris) wrote:
>I invite everyone interested in C++ and the power and versatility it
>provides to check out Ultimate++ at
>http://www.ntllib.org/upp/index.html
Looks pretty interesting to me, as do the Nonstandard Template
Libraries. The naming makes using it appear very natural.
>Ultimate++ is the new generation C++ Windows/Linux open-source
>development platform. By utilizing a couple of new principles
>Ultimate++ achieves to singnificantly reduce complexity of
>applications and this way the developments costs. Ultimate++ based
>application sources tend to be significantly shorter (~50%) than
>equivalent applications using any other C++ platforms.
Though it looks to be true, so much "marketing speak" has turned me
off this kind of sales pitch, so I almost ignored the post.
>Ultimate++ consists of
>
>Set of cross-platform Windows/Linux libraries ("packages")
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>TheIDE development environment, featuring
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>Full featured source editor
>
>Package management system
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>Visual debugger (using GDB)
>
>BLITZ build technology speeding up GCC builds of large projects up
>to 4 times,
>
>Layout designer for designing dialog layouts
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>Image designer for designing graphical elements of application
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>Language editor for managing internationalized text strings
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>Currently it is in it's early stages, but I invite everyone to visit
>the site and take a look at the awesome features and capabilities of
>this excellent app.
!! Note: I *didn't* see any links to source code or license, what is
it released under? Who is sponsoring it and doing the development? How
much will it cost?
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Michael B. Johnson
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