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How to detect application built using Ultimate++ [message #10605] Wed, 18 July 2007 15:32 Go to next message
johnevans77 is currently offline  johnevans77
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Dear all,

Just curious. Say, when someone send me an GUI application. How can i know if that application is built/developed using ultimate++.

Because, when i doing ldd (under Linux) or using dependency walker (under Windows), i can not see any indicator of ultimate++ usage.

Is it done on purpose Smile ?

Please advice,
JE

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Re: How to detect application built using Ultimate++ [message #10607 is a reply to message #10605] Wed, 18 July 2007 20:26 Go to previous messageGo to next message
mirek is currently offline  mirek
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johnevans77 wrote on Wed, 18 July 2007 09:32

Dear all,

Just curious. Say, when someone send me an GUI application. How can i know if that application is built/developed using ultimate++.

Because, when i doing ldd (under Linux) or using dependency walker (under Windows), i can not see any indicator of ultimate++ usage.

Is it done on purpose Smile ?

Please advice,
JE


U++ is designed for static linking, that is why you do not see dependency. So yes, it is on purpose, but the purpose is avoiding dll hell in this case... Smile

I think you could "detect" U++ app based on this (no dynamic dependecies) and perhaps on some GUI specifics...

Mirek

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Re: How to detect application built using Ultimate++ [message #10609 is a reply to message #10607] Wed, 18 July 2007 20:56 Go to previous message
johnevans77 is currently offline  johnevans77
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Nice to hear that Smile

May be i am wrong, but i think static linking is simple and nice, in some cases.

For GUI behavious, i noted that progress bar widget is look different on my Linux system Smile Or may be from the usage of widget like ArrayCtrl, we know that it was built using ultimate++.

JE

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