Call for Papers – MacHack ’98
June, 1998 – Dearborn, Michigan
Do you have a pet project or cool new way of thinking about programming?
Want to share your software-design experiences with your peers? Do you want
to get technical information out to seasoned developers who can use it well
and wisely?
From: Richard Wesley (hawkfish@electricfish.com)
Electric Fish, Inc. announces the public beta of CWCVS, a version control
plugin for Metrowerks CodeWarrior, which allows you to use the public
domain CVS client MacCVS without leaving the CodeWarrior IDE.
CVS is a widely used POSIX-based source control system and CVS clients are
available on many platforms, including the Macintosh, making it a
reasonable choice for multiple platform development.
From: Richard Wesley (hawkfish@electricfish.com)
Electric Fish, Inc. announces the public beta of CWProjector, a
subscription shareware version control plugin for Metrowerks CodeWarrior,
which allows you to use MPW’s Projector for source control without leaving
the CodeWarrior IDE.
CWProjector provides an easy to use source-code control system, at minimal
cost, using established technology from Apple.
Paragon Software Ships OAK CORBA 2.0 ORB for Apple Rhapsody Operating System
Key features:
– Full IIOP interoperability with leading CORBA 2.0 ORBS
– Objective-C and C++ language bindings
– Available for all Apple Enterprise plaftorms (NeXTSTEP, OPENSTEP,
Rhapsody, WebObjects) plus Windows NT, Solaris, HP/UX, and Linux
Vienna, Virginia – February 17, 1998 – Paragon Software Inc., a leading
supplier of distributed object tools and solutions for the enterprise
market, has released a version of its OAK CORBA 2.0 ORB suite for Apple
Computers new Rhapsody operating system.
From: “Lem Jordan” (lnjordan@m9.sprynet.com)
The first edition of Lem’s Mac(tm) Software Directory is available at
http://members.aol.com/lnjordan/index.html
Listings are free, so if you have product that you would like to list in
the March 98 edition then please submit based on the guidelines on the web
page