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Firstly I can't print. I have a printer,a machine and a print server, why can't
the damn program connect the 2. I end up having kill this process re-boot
empty the tmp directory by hand. Who the hell test and released this rubbish!
I've loaded every patch available.

Then I start programing, dbx is so unstable that I'm now adding print
statements into my code. What is the point of producing a de* that
does not debug? Who did this wonder.

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: Then I start programing, dbx is so unstable that I'm now adding print
: statements into my code. What is the point of producing a de* that
: does not debug? Who did this wonder.

You don't mention what version of Solaris you are using nor which
version of dbx you are using so this makes it a little hard.

I do know that to get dbx/de* working under  Solaris 2.4 x86
we had to install a patch to make the de* and C++ work
together.

On that note, anyone know when the latest version of ProWorks/SoftWorks
will be out for Solaris 2.4 x86?  Even a guess, rumor, is it our of
beta yet?  The latest SoftWorks sounds like a great piece of software.

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: >This solaris stuff is going to get me the sack.

: >Firstly I can't print. I have a printer,a machine and a print server, why can't
: >the damn program connect the 2. I end up having kill this process re-boot
: >empty the tmp directory by hand. Who the hell test and released this rubbish!
: >I've loaded every patch available.

: >Then I start programing, dbx is so unstable that I'm now adding print
: >statements into my code. What is the point of producing a de* that
: >does not debug? Who did this wonder.

: *, *, *...I've never had any problems with either.

Me too...
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Matus Uhlar,
Computer Centre of Technical University in Kosice, Slovakia