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Team System aka Team Block idea
Game_Ender:
MazriuszP, I wasn't asking for a set in stone feature list or anything like that. More like the roadmap that the CB team has on the wiki. If you want community involvement the community has to know what features are currently under development so they can lend a hand. Just because you write down "For version 0.1.0 there will be X features" doesn't mean you can't change those features based on community feedback and time constraints.
VS Team System:
That Microsoft website was dog slow on my machine with firefox but after slogging through it does seem to a very broad product. They have 5 or 6 editions (or just split the product into 5 or 6 chuncks) and each has a different focus, from database designing, to software architecting, and software development. The development one has issue tracking integration, profiling tools, source control, and automated test tools.
It would be awesome to see some of this stuff in Code::Blocks (we already have a gprof pluggin), good luck MazriuszP. Where do you plan on hosting your project?
MariuszP:
Game_Ender: roadmap will eventually appear somewhere. As for now I'm still working on overall idea. I'm trying to figure out what architecture I could use ,I'm trying to find out what should be put in first versions. When I will have everything ready I will eventually write everything out and put somewhere. Actually I started this thread to check out what features will get most attention.
AS for VS Team System: Well - this is not definitelly not a speed demon ;). You are right that it's split into few sub products but there is also something called Team Suite that covers this all. And actualy I would be more than happy if we could put most of vs team system in Code blocks. (I like to see how Microsoft guys react on info that some features that VS lacks are already implemented in open source products). Company I'm working for is MS gold partner so I have access to most of the tools, and I have a chance to speak with MS or MS related guys from time to time.
I don't know yet where will I host TB. I guess I still have some time to decide :D
MariuszP:
Hi,
For last few days I've tried to create sample app that would use sqlite. I've been using sqlite previously under windows, but it was my first time when i tried to use it on linux platform. Right now it's 0:4 for sqlite. I just cannot make it work. I'm using wxSqlite. I found out that it works with sqlite 2.x while I plan to use 3.x. So I'v changed library and right now I got plenty of undefined symbol errors.
Heh. Right now, when I was writing this post I got some idea which seems to be good. I've checked sqlite home page and found out that actually it was impossible to find such methods, because instead of sqlite_open there is sqlite3_open. Damn. I lost 4 days. So right now I'm going to get myself a break ;)
eranif:
Hi,
Have a look here (SVN) - http://opensvn.csie.org/CodeLite/
My little project (also for codeblocks) is using sqlite.
You can find an example for wxSQLite usage in addition to the updated dll for windows, makefile that will build it on linux etc.
Specifically, have a look at TagsDatabase class
HTH
Eran
MariuszP:
Thanx,
I'll take a look at this in the morning.
I'v been using wxSqlite but not under linux. It was about year ago. And, well I got stange impression that it looked a little bit different than now ;)
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