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From: twagner@baobab.berkeley.edu (Tim Wagner)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
Subject: Development Environments
Keywords: environments, compilation, compilers, headers
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Date: 3 Sep 90 02:43:03 GMT
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There has been some discussion recently concerning solutions
to the problem of continually recompiling include files, smart
linkers to aid the prototyping efforts of programmers, etc.

Does anyone know of good references in the literature or examples
of well-done implementations of this sort of thing?  I would like
paper titles/authors or specific products to look at.

Yes, I know Ada and Modula-2 support a notion of "program database".  I'm
looking for other examples, and C or C++ experiences, and technical
discussions in a language-independent framework.

If there is sufficient response to this request, I will post a summary.

Tim A. Wagner
UC Berkelely
twagner@sequoia.Berkeley.EDU