hojbjerg just posted in the Forum that Electric Fence has been ported to QNX and is available. ElectricFence is a dynamic memory debugging library, which helps you find dynamic memory under and over runs.
Hi folks,
I'm planning on writing another book, this one tentatively titled "The QNX Neutrino Cookbook -- Recipes for Realtime Programmers". There's an ongoing discussion in qdn.cafe and a preliminary table of contents can be seen at parse.com (at the very bottom of the page). Please email me nospam@parse.com (yes, that's valid :-)) if you have any suggestions!
On July 22, 2002 mozilla.org made available for download of the Mozilla 1.1 Beta Milestone. Mozilla 1.1 Beta is the latest bleeding edge beta release.
Per http://www.opera.com/qnx,Opera 6.01 Beta 1 for QNX 6.2 was released on July 24, 2002. As usual, this release only contains the Opera Browser Server and you still need to use the Voyager web client as
the user interface.
It cheers to me to announce that in a moment will be available the Web of the SunCanary group, a resident user group of QNX in the Canary Islands. From this Web we will try to impel the use of QNX RTOS in the Hispanic world, in addition, we will create repository in which all and each one of the members of the group contributed their applications, compiled of the network or own creation.
All this to present east Hispanic-America operating system, starting off of the Canary Islands, like Colón made to discover the american continent.
UPDATED: Here is the site url http://www.suncanary.tk/
In a benchmark shootout between the industry's leading realtime operating systems (RTOSs) for embedded development, the QNX® Neutrino® RTOS v6.1 comes out on top against Wind River VxWorks AE 1.1 and Microsoft Windows CE.NET.
An anonymous user just posted on www.qnxzone.com about a QNX6 root exploit. It is known to work for all the QNX6.x releases.
Rumor says there are several other root exploits available for QNX6. Keep an eye on qnxzone.com for more disclosures.
It is said that those exploits were fixed internally in QSSL but for some unknown reasons, they were not included in the latest QNX 6.2 release.
Paul Osmialowski just released the free bt848/bt878 frame capture library. You can get it here: http://ai.pjwstk.edu.pl/~newchief/qnx/btlib
More details about the library and usage can be found in btlib.html .
Hello, I have got a BeOS related homepage including a poll and a forum. As I am also a QNX 6.1 user I decided to open the forum also for QNX themes and programmes. So if you d like to take part in that forum and talk about QNX and related programmes just follow this link: http://beos.holgerwendenburg.de Thanks in advance! And if you d like to have also a poll for QNX just send me a mail with your programme suggestions. Other OS users are also welcome!
The release announcement for Perl 5.8.0 has gone out. Stuff in the new release includes improved Unicode support, a new threads implementation, 64-bit support, a big pile of new modules, and more; see the announcement for the full list.
More information about QNX support can be found in
this early posting.