Firebird 2.1 in Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid Ibex
Firebird 2.1 will be included by default in the next Ubuntu release named Intrepid Ibex that will be released in 30 October. Read more
Firebird 2.1 will be included by default in the next Ubuntu release named Intrepid Ibex that will be released in 30 October. Read more
A good usage of C, C++ and similar languages involves using the language in a disciplined manner, such that the hazards brought by their weaknesses and more error-prone features are minimized. To that end, it is common to require that code rely only on a well-defined subset of the language, following a set of coding rules. GGCC is a free tool that can be used to analyze code.
Firebird (and some other open source projects) were analyzed and experimental results can be seen here.
Info submited by Juarez Rudsatz.
The site Database Journal talks about the new FB 2.1 release.
As you may have noticed, debian experimental got firebird2.0 (2.0.4) and
firebird2.1 (2.1.0).
I would really appreciate if you give these some testing. Read more
Lazarus Ide is now included in Ubuntu Hardy/Intrepid and can be easily be installed and then can work with Firebird
The other day another security issue (this sort of thing happens to the best of them) in Interbase that was fixed in January in Firebird already.
More rants on this page http://pooteeweet.org/blog/0/1118
Dmitry Yemanov (FB development team) and Dmitri Kouzmenko will be doing two “Master Classes” in 18/July (eve of Firebird Developers Day conference), in Piracicaba-SP. Complete information is available here. Very few vacants available, subscribe now!
The next International Firebird Conference will take place in Bergamo (Italy), from 25 to 27/September. If you want to speak at the conference, the Call for Papers is already running, and you have until 15/June to send at last the drafts of your talks proposals.