* Stanislav Malyshev wrote:
> personally know at least two, not counting Zend Debugger. I'm sure there
There is no Zend Debugger. I only know of "ZendIDE" which has
a zend extension that seems to be a debugger. If there would
be a "Zend Debugger", I could say "I want to purchase the
Zend Debugger
WF>> Personally, I found the Zend IDE a little slow and unresponsive
WF>> on my windows box (most likely down to Java) and I am loath to
Try using JIT-enabled JRE (IBM's?), it could improve things...
WF>> I wonder how many other people out there in dev land would like
WF>> to see it working in t
WF>> The impression that I have is that the Zend Debugger is a closed
WF>> piece of software, but the PHP debugger is still freely
WF>> available from http://dd.cron.ru/dbg/
That's not "the PHP debugger", that's "a PHP debugger". You can write as
many debuggers with different protocols as you wis
On 2001-03-20 14:22:54, Joey Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have been told that the Zend Debugger license explicitly
> prohibits such activity. I, for one, do not begrudge Zend trying to make
> a little money. Just because some of us manage to live an idealistic
> world does not me
On 2001-03-21 03:03:00, "Varun Shoor" wrote:
> working on an Open Source IDE for PHP but from what i heard in the #php the
> debugger protocol is no more open in PHP4? And only binaries are distributed
> and above all it is illegal to reverse engineer the protocol. Why in the world
> is this do
According to the DMCA [ § 1201(f) ], legal precedent [ see
http://home.joeysmith.com/~joey/sony-v-connectix.html ], and common
practice, there is nothing that prohibts a "clean room
implementation". (http://www.boreworms.com/karellen/rev-eng.html).
That said:
PHP *is* open. The Ze
