CWCVS 2.0 Press Release
Electric Fish, Inc. announces the release of CWCVS 2.0, a shareware
version control plugin for Metrowerks CodeWarrior, which allows you
to use the public domain CVS client MacCVS for version control
without leaving the CodeWarrior IDE.
CVS is a widely used POSIX-based version control system and CVS
clients are available on many platforms, including the Macintosh,
making it a reasonable choice for multiple platform development.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Contact: Sylvia Burke, (888) 876-0044 (US)
Outside US (505) 522-0027
Email: burke@cogentcorp.com
INTERNET SURVEYS — WITHOUT THE WORK!
LAS CRUCES, NM, USA – Survey Catering, a new service from Cogent
Computing Corporation, provides clients a way to conduct web-based
surveys over the Internet without buying software or programming
services.
Survey Catering allows clients real-time processing of their own
surveys on the Web for almost any purpose; including research,
customer feedback, employee questionnaires, opinion polls, etc.
CWProjector 3.1 Press Release
Electric Fish, Inc. announces the release of CWProjector 3.1, a
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.
This announcement is from the EvangeList
Gilles Depeyrot (mailto:Gilles.Depeyrot@wanadoo.fr)
Those of you who use GNU tools under MPW or ToolServer may want to
get a copy of the latest version of Flex.
The GNU Bison parser generator version 1.26a was released recently
Following the release of GNU Bison 1.26a, this is the second release
of Flex for MPW rebuilt with the latest version of Bison. The package
contains the source, and a prebuilt tool for MPW.
iForm 1.0 — The Versatile Little Forms Server
Setauket, NY, March 1999 – Limit Point Software introduces iForm 1.0
for Mac OS, the elegant but affordable little forms processor for
intranet and internet.
Simple storefronts, guest books, surveys, quizzes, mailing lists —
all are good jobs for iForm but its applications are limitless. iForm
messengers any form’s results to multiple e-mail destinations, then
warehouses the form’s results in a text-and-tabs data archive for
database import.