unix development tools

[Mike Bilow]

If the company is already on GCC/GDB from whatever version, then the 
GNUPro Development Kit is an obvious choice:

   How do I get GNUPro Dev Kit for the 125 platforms you advertise?
          With the exception of the Low-Cost GNUPro Dev Kit for Linux,
          the complete range of GNUPro Dev Kits are sold exclusively
          through Cygnus Solutions direct sales organization and are
          bundled with Mission Critical Support. The minimum order
          includes the GNUPro Dev Kit and Mission Critical Support for 3
          developers with pricing starting at $6000. To start a support
          contract, contact sales at cygnus.com.

   Source: http://www.cygnus.com/gnuprodevkit/index.html

Of course, for Linux this costs $79.

-- Mike


On Tue, 11 Apr 2000, Jerry Feldman wrote:

> I received this from a software engineer requesting some assistance. 
> Please respond directly to him because he is not on the list at the 
> present time, and will not receive messages posted to the list. 
> ------- Forwarded message follows -------
> From: "Duffy, Patrick" <DuffyP at gsilumonics.com>
> To: "'discuss at blu.org'" <discuss at blu.org>
> 
> Hello BLU,
> I was wondering if anyone at BLU could make some recommendations for Unix
> development tools - compiler, linker, debugger, integrated text editor, etc.
> GSI is using __very__ old versions gcc and gdb, and needs to upgrade for
> better productivity. Are there are consultants at BLU would could make
> recommendations, or be available to do onsite analysis of the situation?
> 
> Best regards,
> Patrick Duffy
> Senior Software Engineer
> GSI Lumonics
> duffyp at gsilumonics.com
> 978-661-4598
> ------- End of forwarded message -------
> Jerry Feldman <gaf at blu.org>
> Associate Director
> Boston Linux and Unix user group
> http://www.blu.org


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