sdm@cs.brown.edu (Scott Meyers) (02/27/90)
I am interested in getting information on browsers for C++. I am familiar with iclass (the class browser that comes with InterViews) and have read the 1987 USENIX paper on the Mentor Graphics browser, and I've seen the marketing propaganda on ParcPlace's ObjectWorks for C++, but surely there are other browsers floating around out there. If you know of such a browser, or if you can provide me with a description of the current state of either Mentor's or ParcPlace's browsers, I'd appreciate it if you'd mail me what you know, including references, if available. I'm coauthor of a paper, "FIELD Support for C++," to be presented at the USENIX C++ conference in April. Most of that paper will be devoted to describing a browser, cbrowse, developed here at Brown University. The browser displays information both graphically and textually, and, to the best of my knowledge, is the most sophisticated browser available anywhere. If I'm wrong about that, I would very much like to know about it. Scott sdm@cs.brown.edu
elice@hpclewy.HP.COM (Elice Yung) (03/02/90)
I am very interested in the C++ browser ,cbrowse, that is developed at Brown University. I would appreciate it if you can mail me some detailed information about the features that cbrowse provided. Elice Yung elice@hpplant.hp.com
perez@csc.ti.com (Edward Perez) (03/03/90)
scott, following up from elice yung's request, how can we in netland get information on cbrowse? can you post a summary, provide an ftp address to grab documentation, usps address to request hardcopies, or ??? thanks in advance from a visually-oriented person (vop). --------------------------------------------------------------------- edward roland perez internet: perez@csc.ti.com # computer science center csnet: perez%ti-csl@relay.cs.net # texas instruments, dallas phone: 214-995-0698(w) # ---------------------------------------------------------------------