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Moving a Development Team from C++ to Java? 204

Nicros asks: "I work for a company that is working toward an FDA approved software development process. We have always used C++ in a Windows environment, and we have more than 6 years of code, applications and libraries developed. Because of our long and convoluted software development history, our existing architecture is difficult to manage for a group of our relatively small size (5 FTEs), and development times are rather slow. Our IT director has made the decision that, to speed up development times, we need to re-architect all of our existing code, from C++ to Java." What would be the best way to go about handling such a migration? In a general sense, how would you go about moving a development team from one language to another?

Comment The script in question... (Score 1) 99

If you want to translate Dvorak to/from Qwerty, go snag this decrypt script I wrote a long time ago. It's NOT what was used for the chapter. (You'd know why if you read the chapter.)

The quick way to switch your actual keyboard is to use setxkbmap, or loadkeys, but if then you'd need to type in all the comments here to have them translate. This script would work as a filter, which is more convienient.

Also, if you want to switch back and forth, or are on an old system that doesn't have alternate keyboards available in X11, I use tod/toq, from the Tools section of Hacking Linux Exposed website.

If you're wondering why there aren't many posts by the other authors, that's because they're all in or recovering from Las Vegas....

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