The brand-new WCF-based code needs (in the meanwhile) to provide a service to a legacy code that works in plain HTTP. So that, along with new SOAPed requests, I need to tailor some oldskul-style commu
I am looking to revive some old C++ code, developed in Turbo C++ for DOS. It\'s a console-based text game.
I am a junior software engineer who\'ve been given a task to take over a old system. This system has several problems, based on my preliminary assessment.
Closed. This question is opinion-based. It is not currently accepting answers. 开发者_JAVA百科 Want to improve this question? Update the question so it can be answered with facts and citati
I\'m trying to add some UnitTests to a bunch of Cocoa Legacy code. I created a Unit Test Bundle, and added all source and frameworks needed, but the build fails with this message:
I\'m a little confused as to why this doesn\'t give an error.I found this code deep inside of some outdated legacy software and was surprised to see it work.
I was turned on to nstrees from another question, and have been working through the script. It was last updated in 2005 and relied on some stuff that has since apparently been deprecated like HTTP_POS
Out of idle curiosity, does anybody know of a term for replicating bugs in a new implementation of an old system so as to maintain backwards compatibility with old clients that rely on the buggy funct
I have to wrap legacy .net assembly API (set of classes and interfaces) with WCF service. Service is visioned as proxy that delegates calls to existing classes with virtually no additional work.
I am developing on a system that is a bit difficult to work with. It is 99% undocumented, does not follow best practices and is fairly difficult to understand (globals galore, methods spanning 50 line