Subversion support for Sun Studio 11 IDE

Hi there,
has anybody succeeded in using the Sun Studio 11 IDE with the Subversion SCM system? I searched the web for informations about this but didn't find anything.
Thanks for your help!
Jens Siebert

Jens,
The subversion module in netbeans is based on a current version
of netbeans (I'm not sure exactly which one). It very unlikely to work
with the Sun Studio 11 IDE because the Sun Studio 11 IDE is based
on a much older version of NetBeans (3.5.1 with modifications).
The next major release of Sun Studio should use the current
NetBeans release. It should work with the Subversion module.
Unfortunately, we won't be releasing for quite a while.
Gordon

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I'm a newbie to the Sun Studio IDE, and I can't find a way to run lint in the IDE. The C compiler does not give many warnings (unused variables, etc), and lint does, so I want to get the lint diagnostics within the IDE.
I can run lint from a terminal, but that is very cumbersome when you have many source files.
Thanks

I've inherited a large project and need to run Lint on the code. I came across this thread doing an internet search. This is my first time using SunStudio, so I'm pretty clueless with every aspect of getting this code through Lint.
I have been able to get the code compiled and everything is imported correctly into Sun Studio, though I'm not 100% sure how I did it.
Can somebody explain the above commands for me to add into the Makefile, so I can run Lint in the IDE? Or, explain a better way to get Lint running on the code in the IDE?
Thank you for your help, in advance.

Sun Studio 12 IDE and dbx

I got fresh installation of the Sun Studio 12 on Solaris 10, and I am trying to debug in the IDE. Project is using Sun Studio's compiler. But in the options I can see only gdb debugger. I looked into installed plugins, and there is no plugin for dbx (there is for gdb). Am I missing something? dbx binary is installed.

could you, please provide more details.
What system, how you installed SS12, etc.Solaris 10 11/06 s10x_u3wos_10 X86
I looked into installed plugins, and there is no plugin for dbx (there is for gdb).Where you are looking it for? Can you see module here:
Tools | Module Manager | Debugging ?
"dbx Debugger UI" Module should be there and should be enabled.
"C/C++ GDB Debugger" should be disabled.Yes, I had been looking there. There is no dbx plugin in that list.
In the installation log, dbx gui is referenced as installed without any problems:
Sun Studio 12 dbx GUI plug-in(i386) 12.0,REV=2007.05.10
Installing Sun Studio 12 dbx GUI plug-in as <SPROdbxui.2>
/opt/sunstudio12/SUNWspro/inventory/v16n1/SPROdbxui
/opt/sunstudio12/SUNWspro/prod/config/Modules/com-sun-tools-debugger-dbxgui.xml
/opt/sunstudio12/SUNWspro/prod/modules/com-sun-tools-debugger-dbxgui.jar
Installation of <SPROdbxui.2> was successful.
Installed Package: SPROdbxui.2
So I run find . -type f | ggrep 'modules.*$dbx\|gdb$'
./SUNWspro/prod/modules/com-sun-tools-debugger-dbxgui.jar
./SUNWspro/prod/modules-xml/off/org-netbeans-modules-cnd-debugger-gdb.xml
./SUNWspro/prod/modules-xml/on/org-netbeans-modules-cnd-debugger-gdb.xml
./netbeans-5.5.1/cnd1/update_tracking/org-netbeans-modules-cnd-debugger-gdb.xml
./netbeans-5.5.1/cnd1/modules/locale/org-netbeans-modules-cnd-debugger-gdb_ja.jar
./netbeans-5.5.1/cnd1/modules/locale/org-netbeans-modules-cnd-debugger-gdb_zh_CN.jar
./netbeans-5.5.1/cnd1/modules/org-netbeans-modules-cnd-debugger-gdb.jar
./netbeans-5.5.1/cnd1/config/Modules/org-netbeans-modules-cnd-debugger-gdb.xml
That plugin seems to be installed in the different directory. Is it possible to enable it somehow?

How to report bugs for Sun Studio 12 update 1?

I want to report a bug for the Sun Studio 12u1 C compiler, but bugreport.sun.com doesn't know about Sun Studio 12u1. The latest release know is SS12.
Furthermore, the form doesn't allow to attach additional files, e.g. sources and other information needed to reproduce the problem.
Since we have a valid service support contract with Sun, I used the official channel via the member support center, on January 15. Now, one month later, there is still no answer - and searching the databases both on sunsolve and bugreport.sun.com show, that my report hasn't gotten that far, yet.
I really like Sun Studio, and I use it both for research and education, but reporting issues is really a problem. This somehow spoils the fun, both for the end users and the developers of a really great product!
So the big question is: What is the best and quickest way to get bugs reported?
Regards,
Bernd

If you have a support contract, the best way is to report via official channel; this is the only way to ensure that the bug is fixed in a patch for already released product. The fact that you can't find your report on sunsolve and bugreport.sun.com does not mean anything: not all bugs are public for obvious reasons.
I think you should request an update via the same official channel; if you get nothing in a reasonable time (a day, I think), please report back here, we'll try to find out what's going on.

ECCN number for Sun Studio 10

Hi,
I can not find "Sun Studio 10" as a product in the Sun Software Export Matrix:
http://www.sun.com/sales/its/software/software.html
Anyone that knows which ECCN number to use in case you are shipping libraries from Sun Studio 10?
The library I have in mind is Tools.h++.

Actually, the implementation of -xpagesize and its friends will not be available on x86 until the next release. Sorry for the confusion.

300Gb SAS disk support for Sun Fire V445

Hi,
Can anyone tell me if 300Gb 10K SAS disks are compatible and supported by Oracle for Sun Fire V445's? The disks I have in mind are Sun FRU PN: 540-7869-01.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Richard

Thanks for your post.
I am finding Oracle's approach to hardware very frustrating. Their ultra conservative approach seems to be motivated by a desire to driving customers to newer, more expensive systems. Can't fit you data on 16 300GB SAS drives in a x4250 that cost $20K - why you can buy a new pillar system for $121,000! Never mind one aught to be able to use 1TB drives.
And the cost of SUN's drives! I mean its not like they actually make them. No, they take Seagate drives, put them in a fancy bracket and charge 10x more!
I am really wondering how much longer I will stay with Oracle! I mean my PC can hold more data than my x4250 that cost 15x more! And Linux may soon have the ZFS capability. So why Oracle?

NVIDIA GeForce 6800 Ultra DDL supported for FC Studio II on DP PPC G5 2.5??

Up dated to 10.4.11 & Studio II (FC6.0.2) and no problem. Even launched Final cut once and all o.k.
2nd time, says grafix card, NVIDIA GeForce 6800 Ultra DDL isn't Quartz Extreme so, good by we're
quitting.
Swapped into another identical G5 and in Sys Profiler, says the card is Quartz Extreme supported.
What gives? I tried the Nvidia web site for drivers, but they show no Mac support.
Ideas?
thanks
p2

Any progress on this? I just ran into the same problem. I launch Final Cut Pro 6.0.3 and I get an error:
1)Final Cut Pro requires that your system have a Quartz Extreme capable video card.
2)Final Cut Pro recommends that your system have 64 MB of VRAM; this system has only 0 MB of VRAM.
3)The installed graphics card does not not support the OpenGL features recommended by Final Cut Pro.
System profilor shows the GeForce 6600, but no Quarts infomration.
PowerPC G5 Dual 2.3 - 2GB RAM, 10.4.11

C++14 Standard Support for Solaris Studio

Hi Steve,
Currently, does Solaris Studio 12.4 Final Release support C++14 constructs? I saw the Standard C++ website https://isocpp.org/std/status and the C++14 Standard will soon release the final draft later this year.
But, given that C++14 is going to be a minor change as compared to C++11, which they mentioned C++14 mostly completes C++11 (in FAQ: https://isocpp.org/wiki/faq/cpp14#cpp14-compilers), will the next release add support of C++14 before the next standard, which is slated for around 2017?
Although at this stage nothing has been confirmed yet, I wonder if the statement in the Standard C++ FAQ would mean that the new C++14 would still be treated as C++11, which would mean that Solaris Studio compilers would handle C++14 codes as under C++11 standard (i.e. the -std=c11 and -std=c++11 flags can be used to compile C++14 codes), though I am not sure.
Regards,
Brian

Compared to C++11, C++14 has two kinds of changes:
1. "Bug fixes": Primarily clarification of issues in C++11 that were incomplete or ambiguous, and loosening of rules that were deemed to be unnecessarily strict. There is at least one rule change, where C++11 required instantiation of unused template functions that had an exception-specification, and C++14 does not.
2. New features: New syntax, and new contents in the standard library.
Like most other compilers, Studio 12.4 in C++11 mode has many of the C++14 bug fixes, including the rule change about template functions that I mentioned above. (For one customer's code, the rule change resulted in a nearly 20x speedup in compile time, from days to hours.)
Studio 12.4 does not have any of the new C++14 features, and the compiler does not have a C++14 mode. The reason is timing; Studio 14 feature freeze predated approval of the C++14 standard. We prefer not to implement proposed new features until they are published in the standard, because features have a habit of changing between their supposedly final form and actual publication. We have been bitten by such changes in the past, and it creates problems for us, and our customers who depend on compiler stability for large projects.
We expect to implement C++14 in a future release. Oracle policy does not permit me to be more specific.

Jdk 1.4 support for websphere studio 5.1

I am using Websphere application studio version 5.1 which uses jdk1.3 and not 1.4. My project requirement forces me to use jdk 1.4 swing components as 1.4 swing version has lot more than that of 1.3 (for e.g. masking for input field and lot more). Does anyone have an idea how can i use 1.4 (at least swing) into websphere application studio 5.1 (which uses jdk 1.3)?? or does anyone know how can i point/force websphere studio to use jdk version 1.4?
I would highly appreciate any pointers/reference material or anything like that.
Thanks,
Vicky

mriyer,
The Windows binaries in 2.3.10 were built using JDK 1.5 and did not use a -target 1.4 flag. You did the right thing by rebuilding.
Regards,
George

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