SN Enterprise 4.5 (99 R1)

SN Enterprise 4.5 (99 R1)

[Berek]

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I've found lots 
of bugs using SN Ent 4.5 (99 R1). Most important are those that occur when 
parsing a large C++ code base (see attached MS Word doc). Seems to be a 
problem with TCL Notifier, but I have no TCL files. This is a very 
serious problem for my company. Bottom line is that we can't use SN with our 
code base. Is this a known problem? Can you tell me when the 
next/latest bug fix version will be available?
 
Also problems 
invoking external editor (Kedit). Snav always prefixes file path with 
"f:\SNav\". This is the top level of the directory tree where the project files 
are kept. Application files are in f:\Views\sdow_dev_2.3.2\...". See attached MS 
Word document.
 
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Re: SN Enterprise 4.5 (99 R1)

[Ben Elliston]

   I've found lots of bugs using SN Ent 4.5 (99 R1). Most important are
   those that occur when parsing a large C++ code base (see attached MS
   Word doc). Seems to be a problem with TCL Notifier, but I have no TCL
   files. This is a very serious problem for my company. Bottom line is
   that we can't use SN with our code base. Is this a known problem? Can
   you tell me when the next/latest bug fix version will be available?

S-N has parsed *very large* C++ projects in the past.  I suspect a small
number of C++ constructs in your project are causing the problem with the
C++ parser.  Can you determine where the problem lies by parsing fewer and
fewer files in S-N?  Then you should be able to post a small test case.

And please don't post binary attachments to the mailing list.

Cheers, Ben