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As is already known to our readers, PVS-Studio static analyzer is exploring a new development direction - the Linux platform; as you may have noticed from the previous articles, it is doing well. This article shows how easily you can check a project with the help of the Linux version of the analyzer, because the simpler PVS-Studio for Linux is, the more supporters it will have. This time our choice was the CodeLite project. CodeLite was compiled and tested in Linux. Let's see what results we got.
First of all, it's something that very few people have heard of-- including me. Second, it lacks the community that's built around other IDEs like Eclipse, TextMate, Notepad++ and a few others. Third, it doesnt offer anything unique that's not available in these other IDEs.
All that combined makes it something of little interest to developers.
First of all, you should not go around making statements like “it doesn’t offer anything unique” when you’ve never even heard of it yourself. Second, TextMate and Notepad++ are not IDEs. Third, if it truly lacks a community, then you wouldn’t see threads with thousands of views on their forum (actually, they wouldn’t have a dedicated forum in the first place).
Making such blanket statements without even giving the software an honest try doesn’t help potential developers who might find it suitable, and it certainly doesn’t help you (who knows, you may even end up liking it).
Activision to shut down Call of Duty Elite this Friday
Activision are shutting down the Call of Duty Elite service this friday. The company released a statement (below) about why they are discontinuing the service and what it means for players. Statement below:
1. Why is Call of Duty® Elite going away? As noted back in October 2013, Call of Duty® Elite was designed to work with prior Call of Duty® games and has begun winding down support for those…
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Just one of my good games tonight. #Blops2 #CoD #CoDBlops2 #YeaaBuddy #DoWork #Unstoppable #TooEasy #XGC #BackfireND #Xbox360 #X1 #Ps3 #CoDElite #TheGunShow (at XBOX Gamertag: Metalhead 003)
Trying out CodeLite IDE
So far CodeLite runs a lot more stable on Mac than Code::Blocks. The compiler settings feel a little awkward to traverse through, but everything is awkward on Macs. . .