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in article mwron-3C529C.11295806082003@enews.newsguy.com, MW Ron at
mwron@metrowerks.com wrote on 8/6/03 8:29 AM:

>> However, the licensing thing is difficult. I have a main development
>> machine, like everyone, but I also have a bunch of other machines that
>> I test and debug on. Do I have to "disable" one machine in order to use
>> another?
> 
> Technically that was never legal,  the license changed about 4 years ago
> to a single machine license.  You bring up a good point and i'll pass it
> on,  can you please send me an e-mail that I can forward to the powers
> that be.

Another "me too" on this one.  I'm a small development shop.  I have a main
development machine.  When I travel, I hack on code on my PowerBook.  I have
a number of other machines that I test/debug on with differing hardware
configurations/OS versions.

I have upgraded to each successive version of CodeWarrior in the past, and I
have a license for the Windows hosted tools as well (even though its just me
- single user).

PowerPlant X is not a big draw as I have my own C++ framework code, so it
will be general compiler/IDE improvements and better Cocoa/Objective C
support that make CW9 attractive.  If the licensing is retrograde, then I
may sit this one out as, from the PR, it does not look like a huge leap
forward.

Cheers
-Mark