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if downloaded from here (or a similar source):
http://sourceforge.net/projects/fourever/files/
although described in the manual
http://sourceforge.net/p/fourever/code/HEAD/tree/projektassistent/trunk/docs/help/de/help.html#l24
we get an error:
startup-en.* says The chosen directory does not contain the V-Modell XT (missing file V-Modell-XT.xml). Please correct your choice.
startup-de.* says Das angegebene Verzeichnis enthält nicht das V-Modell XT (zumindest nicht die benötigte Datei V-Modell-XT.xml. Bitte passen Sie Ihre Auswahl entsprechend an.
It took me quite some research and contacting support to find this out ... This is due to the fact that the sourceforge repo only contains the tools, not the model itself (which is not very obvious).
That's why one should first install it via the official installer: http://www.cio.bund.de/DE/Architekturen-und-Standards/V-Modell-XT/vmodell_xt_node.html and then maybe update the tools via sourceforge binaries.
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(mixed model AVR2.DLL failed to authorize - Missing or invalid Customer Key..) that is error apears in proteuse how can i solve it?
i tried to make another file but it dos not work
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I'm trying to find anything about an internal structure of .fon files. I was unable to found any specification for it, but I figured out that .fon files have almost same structure as .dll .
I found Microsoft PE and COFF Specification but it describes only PE (Portable Executable) format, while .fon files use NE (New Executable).
NE is older and I'm unable to find any spec for it. Does it even exist? And if so, where I can find it?
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I am recently start work in Joomla and I have an error please help me
Fatal error: Class 'JFactory' not found in joomla/helpers/system.php
on line 48 the line show in 48 row is
$this->application = JFactory::getApplication();
Firstly, ensure you have the latest version of the build you're using. So either 1.5.26, 2.5.8, or 3.0.2
Once done, download a fresh copy of Joomla, extract the "includes" and "libraries" folders, and upload these 2 folder (preferably as zip files) via the FTP and extract them.
As a little side note. If you already have, please don't edit any core Joomla files. This can cause all sorts of problems on the security and functionality side of things.
I experienced the same issue and I later discovered that factory.php file was missing from "libraries/joomla" directory. I'm not sure how that happened but I replaced the file from an update zip file and that solved it.
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This seems like a stupid question, I know, but can I take a DVD+R and use that as a .iso image DVD and then boot a program from the bios with it? If not, what type of CD do I need?
AFAIK, the type of medium the ISO file is on is irrelevant so long as it is a bootable ISO.
Not quite sure what you mean by boot a program from bios with it?
Do you mean boot an ISO image as if it was a physical dvd?
It's tricky but can be done with Grub2 http://michael-prokop.at/blog/2009/05/25/boot-an-iso-via-grub2/
edit - sorry misunderstood.
If you just want to make a physical DVD from an iso image then just right click on the iso and select "burn image" in Windows7. Or your DVD writing software probably has a burn ISO option.
Note this is different from copying an ISO onto a DVD - you need to burn it as an image so the format inside the iso is copied to the dvd as a whole
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Is there any tool to check if a DLL and PDB match? I need to debug a process and I can't afford to use the wrong PDB and start the process all over again.
Found that chkmatch tool can find this.Check this out..
This is a good article describing tool symchk.exe:
You can use WINPDB for this: turn on symbol diagnostic messages, then reload your
symbols:
!sym noisy
.reload -f your.dll
the output shows which PDB file locations are being tried, and there will be
a warning if there is a mismatch
There is a MSDN sample tool called DIA2Dump that should be able to dump out the contents of a PDB. You should be able to use this construct script that determines the correct source location.
Or you could set up your own source server to handle this.
I needed the same kind of tool and I decided to write my own.
DebugSignaturesComparer
There's both CLI and GUI version available.