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C++全集成的额可视化编程环境

                  different only at usage time limit. You can download =
and use=20
                  Magic C++ trial version <STRONG>FREELY</STRONG>, if =
you find=20
                  it useful and continue to use it after 45 days, you =
are=20
                  obligated to register it with us. For more information =
please=20
                  check the purchase web page below: </SPAN></P>
                  <P><SPAN class=3Dstyle9><A=20
                  =
href=3D"http://www.magicunix.com/purchase01.htm">Purchase Online=20
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                  <P><A name=3Dfaq3></A><SPAN class=3Dstyle13>Q: Can =
Magic C++ work=20
                  with Unix OS other than Linux/BSD? </SPAN><BR><SPAN=20
                  class=3Dstyle9><STRONG>A:</STRONG> <BR>Yes. <BR>Magic =
C++=20
                  supports for many popular Unix/Linux/BSD platforms =
include IBM=20
                  AIX, Sun Solaris, HP HP-UX, HP Tur64 Unix, Linux, =
FreeBSD and=20
                  NetBSD. If you would like some further information on =
this=20
                  product please contact us. We can also extend Magic =
C++ to=20
                  support any other platforms to satisfy your =
requirement.=20
                  </SPAN></P>
                  <P><A onmousedown=3D"return clk(this,'res',2)"=20
                  href=3D"http://www.magicunix.com/product02.htm"=20
                  target=3D_blank>Magic C++ Supports Server Platform =
List</A></P>
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                  <P><A id=3Dfaq25 name=3Dfaq25></A><SPAN =
class=3Dstyle13>Q: Can Magic=20
                  C++ support GDB for embedded targets like=20
                  PowerPC?</SPAN><BR><SPAN =
class=3Dstyle9><STRONG>A:</STRONG>=20
                  <BR>Yes.<BR>Magic C++'s server component is OPEN =
SOURCE that=20
                  means you can compile and install it under any =
Linux/BSD/Unix=20
                  OS. For your instance you need compile the server =
source codes=20
                  under the PowerPC Linux, once you finish this phase =
you can=20
                  use Magic C++ to develop.</SPAN></P>
                  <P class=3Dstyle9>If your PowerPC Linux is the =
embedded target=20
                  board instead of the cross-development host computer, =
it may=20
                  runs short of resources include memory and disk space =
and the=20
                  integrated GNU development toolchains will cost too =
much to=20
                  use, for this situation you can choose gdbserver to =
reduce the=20
                  resources cost.</P>
                  <P class=3Dstyle9>Magic C++ supports for GNU cross =
development=20
                  toolchains. <A=20
                  =
href=3D"http://www.magicunix.com/images/mc3_set_tool.jpg">Screenshot</A> =

                  </P>
                  <P class=3Dstyle9>Please refer this article for more=20
                  information<BR><A=20
                  href=3D"http://www.magicunix.com/rdebugging.htm">Guide =
for=20
                  gdbserver remote debugging with Magic C++</A> </P>
                  <P class=3Dstyle9>Magic C++ also supports embeddable =
C/C++=20
                  interpreter Ch<BR>Please refer this article for more=20
                  information<BR><A=20
                  href=3D"http://www.magicunix.com/doc_ch_dev.htm">Guide =
for=20
                  developing C/C++ interpreter Ch script with Magic C++=20
                  3.0</A></P>
                  <P><A =
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                  <P><A id=3Dfaq26 name=3Dfaq26></A><SPAN =
class=3Dstyle13>Q: Can Magic=20
                  C++ work with Cygwin and MinGW? </SPAN><BR><SPAN=20
                  class=3Dstyle9><STRONG>A:</STRONG> <BR>Yes. <BR>Magic =
C++ 3.0 or=20
                  higher has supported for windows local development =
tools=20
                  <STRONG>Cygwin/MinGW</STRONG>. <A=20
                  =
href=3D"http://www.magicunix.com/images/mc3_local_set.jpg">Screenshot</A>=
</SPAN></P>
                  <P class=3Dstyle9>***NOTICE***<BR>You needn't install =
the server=20
                  component of Magic C++ under Cygwin. Though you need =
install=20
                  the server component of Magic C++ on Unix/Linux/BSD =
servers=20
                  for remote development, but this phase is not =
necessary for=20
                  local windows Cygwin/MinGW development.</P>
                  <P class=3Dstyle9>Please refer this article for more=20
                  information<BR><A=20
                  =
href=3D"http://www.magicunix.com/doc_cygwin_dev.htm">Guide for=20
                  developing under Cygwin/MinGW with Magic C++ =
3.0</A></P>
                  <P><A onmousedown=3D"return clk(this,'res',2)"=20
                  href=3D"http://www.magicunix.com/product02.htm"=20
                  target=3D_blank>Magic C++ Supports Server Platform =
List</A></P>
                  <P><A =
href=3D"file:///E:/colin/MC_1105/faq.htm#Top">Back to=20
                  Top</A></P>
                  <P><A id=3Dfaq70 name=3Dfaq70></A><SPAN =
class=3Dstyle13>Q: Must I=20
                  install the server component( Unix/Linux daemon =
service magicd=20
                  ) before using Magic C++ client IDE? Can Magic C++ =
work=20
                  without any server end program?</SPAN><BR><SPAN=20
                  class=3Dstyle9><STRONG>A:</STRONG> </SPAN></P>
                  <P class=3Dstyle9>Magic C++ v3.5 or higher supports =
for SSH/SFTP=20
                  secure development environment as a plus to TELNET/FTP =

                  traditional development environment. You need manually =
install=20
                  the server component of Magic C++( server side daemon, =
magicd=20
                  ) on Unix/Linux/BSD servers under TELNET/FTP =
traditional=20
                  development environment, but this phase is not =
necessary for=20
                  SSH/SFTP secure development environment, much easier =
to=20
                  install and use. Also while using Magic C++ with =
Cygwin/MinGW=20
                  as a local development IDE, you don't need install the =
server=20
                  component magicd.</P>
                  <P><SPAN class=3Dstyle24>Conclusion:<BR></SPAN><SPAN=20
                  class=3Dstyle9>Remote development over TELNET/FTP:=20
                  YES</SPAN><SPAN class=3Dstyle24><BR></SPAN><SPAN=20
                  class=3Dstyle9>Remote development over SSH/SFTP:=20
                  &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;NO</SPAN><SPAN=20
                  class=3Dstyle24><BR></SPAN><SPAN class=3Dstyle9>Local =
development=20
                  with Cygwin/MinGW: NO</SPAN></P>
                  <P class=3Dstyle9>Please refer this article for more=20
                  information<BR><A=20
                  =
href=3D"http://www.magicunix.com/doc_ssh_sftp_dev.htm">Guide for=20
                  developing under SSH/STP environment with Magic C++=20
                  3.5</A><BR></P>
                  <P class=3Dstyle9>Please refer this article for more=20
                  information<BR><A=20
                  =
href=3D"http://www.magicunix.com/doc_cygwin_dev.htm">Guide for=20
                  developing under Cygwin/MinGW with Magic C++ =
3.0</A></P>
                  <P><A =
href=3D"file:///E:/colin/MC_1105/faq.htm#Top">Back to=20
                  Top</A></P>
                  <P><A name=3Dfaq4></A><SPAN class=3Dstyle13>Q: After =
re-installing=20
                  Magic C++, I lost all my server configurations. Why?=20
                  </SPAN><BR><SPAN class=3Dstyle9><STRONG>A:</STRONG> =
<BR>That's=20
                  because you performed uninstall and then reinstall of =
Magic=20
                  C++, which erases all the configurations. <BR>To save =
your=20
                  server configuration, please choose =
=E2=80=9Crepair=E2=80=9D when promotedby=20
                  the setup wizard for modify, repair or remove. You can =

                  reinstall the current version, or upgrade to a newer =
version=20
                  with the =E2=80=9Crepair=E2=80=9D option. </SPAN></P>
                  <P><A =
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                  <P><A id=3Dfaq33 name=3Dfaq33></A><SPAN =
class=3Dstyle13>Q: Thttpd=20
                  compile failed while installing the server component =
source=20
                  codes, what to do?</SPAN> <BR><SPAN=20
                  class=3Dstyle9><STRONG>A:</STRONG> <BR>Please follow =
these steps=20
                  to solve the compiling problem:<BR>(1)<BR>open file=20
                  'magicd-3.0.0/Makefile'<BR>(2)<BR>find string =
'SUBDIR=3D' in=20
                  this file <BR>(3)<BR>remove 'thttpd' and 'yman2html' =
from this=20
                  statement<BR>(4)<BR>remove the last line<BR>cp -f=20
                  "$(prefix)/magicd-$(VERSION)/thttpd/thttpd"=20
                  =
"$(prefix)/magicd-$(VERSION)/thttpd/mchttpd"<BR>(5)<BR>make<BR>(6)<BR>mak=
e=20
                  install</SPAN></P>
                  <P class=3Dstyle9>This steps will skip compiling on =
'thttpd'=20
                  while the 'magicd' will be compiled smoothly. Without =
'thttpd'=20
                  you can't use HTML format man online help. Other =
function such=20
                  as editing, compiling and debugging are usable. =
<BR></P>
                  <P><A =
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                  <P><A id=3Dfaq34 name=3Dfaq34></A><SPAN =
class=3Dstyle13>Q: Server=20
                  component install failed under Cygwin, what to =
do?</SPAN>=20
                  <BR><SPAN class=3Dstyle9><STRONG>A:</STRONG> <BR>You =
needn't=20
                  install the server component of Magic C++ under=20
                  Cygwin.</SPAN></P>
                  <P><SPAN class=3Dstyle9>You need install the server =
component of=20
                  Magic C++ on Unix/Linux/BSD servers for remote =
development,but=20
                  this phase is not necessary for local windows =
Cygwin/MinGW=20
                  development.</SPAN></P>
                  <P><A =
href=3D"file:///E:/colin/MC_1105/faq.htm#Top">Back to=20
                  Top</A></P>
                  <P><A id=3Dfaq67 name=3Dfaq67></A><SPAN =
class=3Dstyle13>Q: While=20
                  creating or opening a project over SSH/SFTP =
connections, it=20
                  reports 'Install Magic C++ Remote tools failed! Please =
install=20
                  them manually.', what to do?</SPAN> <BR><SPAN=20
                  class=3Dstyle9><STRONG>A:</STRONG> </SPAN></P>
                  <P class=3Dstyle9>Magic C++ v3.5 or higher supports =
for SSH/SFTP=20
                  secure development environment as a plus to TELNET/FTP =

                  traditional development environment. You need manually =
install=20
                  the server component of Magic C++( server side daemon, =
magicd=20
                  ) on Unix/Linux/BSD servers under TELNET/FTP =
traditional=20
                  development environment, but this phase is not =
necessary for=20
                  SSH/SFTP secure development environment, it's replaced =
by=20
                  Magic C++ remote tools( server side command line tools =
for=20
                  text search/replace etc. ) which will be installed=20
                  automatically, much easier to install and use.</P>
                  <P class=3Dstyle9>Generally Magic C++ remote tools =
will be=20
                  installed automatically, if it fails please send us =
the=20
                  debugging log file <BR>C:\Program =
Files\MagicUnix\Magic=20
                  C++\log\remote_tools.log<BR>we'll check the problem =
for you.=20
                  You can also follow these steps to install it =
manually:</P>
                  <P class=3Dstyle9>(1)get home directory of your =
account on linux=20
                  =
server<BR>=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=
=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D<BR>[ken@linux90 ken]$=20
                  echo $HOME<BR>/home/ken<BR>[ken@linux90=20
                  =
ken]$<BR>=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=
=3D=3D=3D=3D</P>
                  <P class=3Dstyle9>(2)transfer the source code tar =
package to the=20
                  home directory via FTP/SFTP<BR>put C:\Program=20
                  Files\MagicUnix\Magic C++\src\.magic_cpp.tar =
/home/ken</P>
                  <P class=3Dstyle9>(3)untar the source code tar =
package<BR>tar=20
                  -xvf .magic_cpp.tar</P>
                  <P class=3Dstyle9>(4)change direcoty<BR>cd =
.magic_cpp/src</P>
                  <P class=3Dstyle9>(5)compile the source codes with =
your=20
                  compiler<BR>./make.sh gcc<SPAN =
class=3Dstyle9>.</SPAN></P>
                  <P class=3Dstyle9>&nbsp;</P>