CyFlex Test System is a world-class, highly flexible test system currently in use at major engineering facilities in the U.S. and around the world. CyberMetrix sells the CyFlex Software, and provides engineering support, application development and training. Demonstrations are available and visits to engineering facilities, that are using the system are possible.
The email gateway to the QDN newsgroups is up at http://qnx.iaware.org. You can also browse and search the past postings.
usePerl is carrying the announcement for the third and hopefully final release candidate of Perl 5.8. Now is the time to test it out and find those last bugs before the real release happens.
Freeciv-1.13.0 has been released upon the world! There has been almost a whole year of dedicated hacking. The official announcement can be found at http://www.freeciv.org/news/releases/NEWS-1.13.0
PIOUS ( http://www.mathcs.emory.edu/pious ) is available for QNX6 at http://www.sf.net/projects/openqnx (see the PVM section)
PIOUIS allows transparant parallel file access for QNX4, QNX6 or LINUX systems in a PVM cluster.
Port was just a plain recompile :)
Armin
For those QNX4 and Watcom compiler fans, the latest source code (0.8.4) of Watcom 11.0c Beta Release has been put on the ftp site since July 3 ftp://ftp.openwatcom.org/watcom/openwatcom
It is reported from the newsgroup that there is a lack of developers for building/testing the source code on the qnx4 platform.
Interested developers should join the mailing and/or the newsgroups. Details can be found at their website http://www.openwatcom.org
For those of you interested in video-on-demand training, PARSE Software is pleased to announce our VoD training at:
http://www.parse.com/training/video.html
This URL includes all of our other training offerings, including VHS-based and instructor led. Also, check out our QNX Neutrino (Momentics) books and related free software!
MUPEN64 is a n64 emulator designed to be multi-OS. On 2002-07-06, 0.0.4 is released for Windows, Linux and QNX.
People started to worry when QSSL decided to separate 6.2 into NC, SE and PE versions and charge a great money for SE/PE. Especially those freeware developers who can't afford to buy the high priced PE. Now, worry no more (well, at least for some of them).
You may have noticed there are some site updates today. You can now post in the Newsgroups, and "Web Links" is now active.