c++.dos.32-bits - Re: Survey for DMC++ / DOSX users
- Nic Tiger (103/103) Feb 28 2002 charset="koi8-r"
charset="koi8-r" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Hi, everybody! I address that programmers, who use Digital Mars C/C++ compiler in = conjunction with DOSX extender. It is interesting for me to carry out some kind of survey to determine = what aspects of programming/working is most interesting for you (and me, = of course), the users of DMC++/DOSX. If your feel you can share some information with me, please, send your = answers for this small survey to my email: mailto:nictiger pt.comcor.ru PLEASE, DON'T POST YOUR ANSWERS IN THIS THREAD INSTEAD, I will post here the results of survey. I think that the week (from 28.02.2000 until 7.03.2002) is sufficient = for gathering data, so I will process them on the 8 of March and that = day I'll post the results. And here are, at last, the questions of survey: -------------------------------------------------------------------------= ------- 1) What purposes do you use DMC++/DOSX ? a) Educational b) Scientifical / Numerical computations c) Business / Scientifical d) Business / Commercial You may select several variants for this question -------------------------------------------------------------------------= ------- 2) What features does your typical software uses? a) A lot of integer-blended computations b) A lot of floating-point computations c) Graphics presentations (scientific visualization, for example) d) Simple user interface e) Advanced user interface f) Advanced graphical user interface You may select several variants for this question -------------------------------------------------------------------------= ------- 3) What memory requirements does your typical software have? a) Moderate requirements (about 1-2 Mb, though, real mode is not = enough for this) b) Large requirements (4-32 Mb, DOSX is essential) c) Very large requirements (64-256 Mb, as modern computers almost = always has it) d) Extra large reqirements (512+ Mb, very memory intensive = computations that requires virtual memory support) You may select several variants for this question -------------------------------------------------------------------------= ------- 4) What CPU type do you have for designing and testing software? a) i386 b) i486 or AMD K-5 c) Intel Pentium or AMD K-6, AMD-K6-II d) Intel PentiumPro / Pentium II / Celeron e) Intel Pentium III / Coppermine f) Intel Pentium 4 g) Other (write your processor type) -------------------------------------------------------------------------= ------- 5) What CPU type does your software targeted to? a) i386+ b) i486+ c) Pentium+ d) PentiumPro+ e) Pentium 4+ -------------------------------------------------------------------------= ------- 6) What is your knowledge of programming? a) C and C++ b) Inline ASM for DMC c) ASM i8086 d) ASM i386+ e) ASM for newest CPUs (MMX, SIMD, SSE) f) Large Complex Systems development experience You may select several variants for this question -------------------------------------------------------------------------= ------- 7) What is your knowledge of hardware? a) i8086 architecture b) Intel Architecture (IA-32) c) General Intel Controllers (Kbd, Timer, etc.) d) PCI programming e) DOSX basis f) Buses (ISA, PCI) basis and programming You may select several variants for this question -------------------------------------------------------------------------= ------- 8) Imagine, you can add new features to your software written for DOSX. = What features do you think your programs will benefit from? a) Support in DMC inline ASM for newst CPUs and opcodes b) Multi-window graphics interface with scalable and flexible way to = create window objects (unlike MFC, for example) c) Multi-threading support d) Embedded debugging support e) Dynamic linking and execution support (analogue to DLL) f) Cross platform source code compatibility (DOSX / Win32 / Linux, = for example) You may select several variants for this question -------------------------------------------------------------------------= ------- =20 That's all. I'm looking forward for your mails. Thanks beforehands. Sincerely yours, Nic Tiger. P.S. Please, excuse my English, it is not native for me.
Feb 28 2002