Author: Hristo
Date: 13:31:45 04/06/00
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On April 06, 2000 at 14:35:17, Tom Kerrigan wrote: >On April 06, 2000 at 13:54:09, Hristo wrote: > >>Tom, >>have you given any thought to using linux instead of the dos/windows combo. >>FAT is old and generaly very nasty (easy to screw-up) file system. > >Yeah, I used Linux for a long time. Now I'm using Windows mainly because I like >Visual C. I think gcc and gdb are pretty pathetic in comparison. There are other >programs that I like to run under Windows which are not available for Linux. > kdevelop is awesome and in many ways resembles VC++ in, many cases it is better than VC++. I use them both on daily basis (VC++ and kdevelop) and the outcome is that I can not wait long enogh to switch all of my development under kdevelop (code-fusion, yet another development system) and linux. I agree with you %150 that the normal gdb S*CKS chouder ;))) However there are so many front ends for gdb that make it look very nice and easy to use. Same thing with "vi" I imagine you don't like it much, just like I dont, but there are so many options (under linux) .... this is sort of off-topic, though. :)) hristo >>BTW. >> Try Norton Disk Doctor it might help. If I remeber correctly a space character >>in a file name within dos(FAT) could couse the system to see the file, but not >>be able to do anything with it. There were a bunch of bugs related to this ... >>it was long ago I don't remember the details anymore. >>Good-luck ..:) > >Is there some sort of comparable freeware package? I don't feel like buying >something to clear up this stupid problem with one single file. > >-Tom
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