> What is the language breakout? (%C, %C++, %Assembler, %LV, etc.) It is a bit difficult since it keeps changing. LV was written before C++ was standard enough to be useful. It started as pure C, and before version 2.0 was using its own object oriented C extensions which we'll call C+ just for fun and most was C and C+ until C++ became stable enough for the compilers to work on it. It is currently about equal parts of C, C+ and C++, with the C++ growing daily. Very little assembler, though there are a few snippets left, and lots of LV, particularly in vi.lib, but increasingly in tools and UIs.
> Which development environment? (MS Visual Studio, Borland, GNU??) Today, Visual Studio, gcc, and XCode. In prior years, Watcom, Metrowerks Codewarrior, cc, acc, ThinkC, and MegaMax C. > Any third party tools? (compilers, editors, debuggers, etc.) No compilers, but performance tools are used from time to time, generally they have a tough time with LV, so we seem forced to switch every couple years to a new vendor. People use whatever editor they like, particularaly for comparing versions of code. Generally we try to be open and use the best tool for the job. > Bug Tracking tools? (Bugzilla, etc.) > SCC? (SourceSafe, CVS, etc.) A home brewed company-wide groupware database for bug tracking, and we once used our own front end to RCS, but currently use Perforce for SCC. Greg McKaskle
