Hibachi - is it dead?

Hibachi - is it dead?

[John McCabe]

Just thought I'd ask as someone on here might know.

Re: Hibachi - is it dead?

[britt.snodgrass]

On Jun 8, 4:13 am, John McCabe <j...@nospam.assen.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> Just thought I'd ask as someone on here might know.

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With one exception, the *only* list traffic I've seen in over a year
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I used it when it was called the AonixADT and never liked it.  If fact
my company funded Aonix for much of its initial development way back
before AdaCore became interested in Eclipse.  Once GNATbench became
available, we switched from AonixADT to GNATbench and have never
looked back.

In my opinion, the developers of the AonixADT (Hibachi) were good Java
programmers who didn't really understand Ada.

- Britt

Re: Hibachi - is it dead?

[Cyberiade.it Anonymous Remailer]

> Hibachi - is it dead?
> Just thought I'd ask as someone on here might know.

You came to the right place. Just last evening I cooked a delicious
steak and onions on mine. My Hibachi is still quite alive. It's cast
iron and should last forever. I suppose if you got an aluminum
substitute you would have reason to worry. Those won't last more than
a few years.

Thanks for your concern btw :-)

Re: Hibachi - is it dead?

[Tom Grosman]

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"John McCabe" <john@nospam.assen.demon.co.uk> a �crit dans le message de 
news: 3hlp25ttspa11adklbfhr9nb475irstkan@4ax.com...
> Just thought I'd ask as someone on here might know.
>

John,



Sorry about the tardy response. I was on holiday and your qustion got lost 
in the pile when I got back.



We (Aonix) are still using and developing the Hibachi technology via 
AonixADT, our Eclipse IDE for ObjectAda, however other than bug fixes, most 
of the work we are doing has been specific to our products (eg. adding 
support for specific ObjectAda tool chains). We have not yet rolled these 
changes into the Hibachi sources.



There hasn't been any activity on the Hibachi project in a while. I had to 
step down as project leader for health reasons, and since then there has not 
really been anyone driving it. I had hopes that there would be someone to 
pick up the baton and move things forward, but unfortunately, that didn't 
happen.



The project is still there, an excellent base from which to create an 
extensible robust Ada development framework, but for various reasons, there 
hasn't been the critical mass needed to support it.



Regards,



Tom