🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <ouqdnfOGkZzkUfzfRVn-vg@comcast.com>, ed woods
<nospam-ed.woods@comcast.net> wrote:

> This is terrible news.
> 
> I am one of the few Windows CW users. We have bought over 30 licenses over
> the last year.  I find CW a zillion times better than MS .net : drag and
> dropping files into the project, much simpler preferences and not having to
> have every file share a single window make CW my  favorite IDE.
> 
> Is anybody going to support the CW IDE on windows after you guys abandon me?
> Time to split your company away from Motorola or FreeScale or whom ever owns
> you. It's been done before.
> 
The damage is done, I'm afraid. .

The Metrowerks  web page
<http://www.metrowerks.com/Discontinued/default.htm>
announces that they have sold the  Intel x86 compiler and debugger
technology to a "third party".  Can anyone tell us who that third party
is? 

Yipes.  I hope it's not MIcrosoft, who would be willing to buy a
competing product just in order to suppress it.

Even if the third party does make a product from this technology, it
will probably not have the CW IDE.  And the IDE is important.
Was important.

-- 
Chris Henrich
http://www.mathinteract.com
God just doesn't fit inside a single religion.