Flower - in TIOPORT SWT please

[bobef]

Yes, of course I will. DWT is clearly dead. I even aliased it so I don't have any dwt.* in my code ;) But I wasted like an hour or two trying to compile tioport swt without success, so I will wait for the next tango version in hope it will compile ok...

BLS Wrote:

> Hi bobef,
> Glad to pay something. 
> But I would suggest to create the IDE/Debug frontend in TIOPORT SWT.
> Once your tool is open source this will be nessesary; IMO
> And YES I know, creating the Windows lib and di files for TIOPORT SWT is difficult.. try it since about 4 hours :-(   
> 
> Bjoern
> 
> bobef Wrote:
> 
> > Hello, guys. How are you doing. It's been quite some time since my last announce here. I see a lot of development going on. Keep up the good work.
> > 
> > Two weeks ago I had some time to waste so I checked what is going on in the D community and I saw announcement or something about Ddbg. I gave it a try and it worker very good. The thing is that in the moment I am trying to save some money for my education so I came up with this idea. I want to try to make a commercial application. Initially it will be a ddbg front end, if there is interest it may grow up to a full featured editor and project manager. Here is a little demo I did in the last two weeks. In it is not fully functional but most of the debugger's functionality is working. Please take a look and tell me what you think. Do you like it? What do you not like? Would you be willing to pay something like say 5$ when it is complete for it?
> > Fore some more info take a look in the readme.txt
> > 
> > And... I hate to sell anything, so when I raise enough money (no matter by what means) it will be released as open source. The project is in D/DWT. The design is fully modular so it will be easy to extend (once DDL is working :)
> > 
> > http://www.sendspace.com/file/1hhwux
>