On Wednesday 31 July 2002 14:17, Avrahami David wrote: > Hi, > As someone whom asked to evaluate those tools in Comverse and I really > spent lot of time to do that: > 1) There is Purify for Linux and Rational call the hole package includes > purifyLT,quantifyLT,... Rational test real time (TRT) > I can send you the comparison table if you want to > Anyway we have some problems with it and I asked for some Rational > developer site support(they afraid to come over to Israel right now!!!)
I don't trust the Rational team very much. I remember when I was working at Intercomp and they were asked by our stuff to move our product from SourceSafe to Rational's solution - it took them 2 weeks, 2 engineers from UK, and their representitives in Israel - and they failed, misrably! The SS project wasn't very big actually... > 2) Insure++ on Linux is too bugy(probably caused by bad porting!!! ) to > work with, so after several weeks we decided to not use it at all. Try to compile few things with OpenSSL - then it gets happy happy happy! I can assure you that (and I really hate the motif gui). > 3) I am going to check the current version of valgrind,the previous version > was too "beta". 1.0 is suppose to be pretty stable. Its being used by lots of companies and open source projects (KDE, GNOME, few core devel people from XFree86, and I heard few kernel hackers also use it although I'm not sure about that). > visit the Comverse Linux website< http://linux/ > <<<--- Very nice web site ;))) Hetz ================================================================= To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
