Bruce, that's great! If this thing flies then you can give Linux to a secretary to install.
Bruce Perens wrote: > The code for a module may be written in Python (a popular > object-oriented, interpreted language), C++, or both. Why Python and not Java? I guess you have a lot of Python code to reuse, but if that's not the case you might want to consider Java. I don't have the time to support your effort, though I'm all for it. Linux is much more stable than Windows, but as long as you need a graduate degree or tons of time to install it it is never gonna be mainstream. I am currently working on Iris, a set of tools written in Java that are file level compatible to Rational Rose and UML. I can offer anyone who works on COAS a license for free, if that is any help. I'm not done yet, but I hope that within the month I'll have some basic code generation facility available. Send mail if you're interested, just with a brief statement that you are designing or implementing COAS and what it is that you need a design tool for. Thomas Werthmann-Auzinger President -- "Iris - a Java engine for Rose models - http://www.platibus.com/iris"; Platibus Software Factories, Inc. World Class Solutions With Java 1313 N. Market Street For your Business Suite 3410 NE, Hercules Plaza [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wilmington, DE 19801 http://www.platibus.com Platibus Software Factories, Inc. (for shipping, P.O. Box 3719 payments, Princeton, NJ 08543-3719 and billing) -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] .
