What is iMake?
How does iMake compare to other make processors?
Who should use iMake?
What can iMake be used for?
Where can iMake be used?
What is the future of iMake?
What is the difference between End-User and ISV products?
Which License Agreement (Evaluator, End-User or ISV) applies to me?
What is iMake?
iMake is a platform independent make processor written entirely in
JavaTM.
iMake is the easiest way to generate and maintain both static Web pages,
object files, libraries and executables as needed.
How does iMake compare to other make processors?
iMake delivers the same functionality found in professional make processors.
Who should use iMake?
Web site developers and software developers who work on multiple platforms or
who need to generate Web pages, object files, libraries and executables
on multiple platforms.
What can iMake be used for?
iMake can be used by developers to easily create and maintain libraries,
executables and object files from source files. iMake lets developers
automate site and program maintenance using make files which describe how
the files depend on each other and how to update a file when the files it
depends on change.
iMake is particularly useful for projects that have many files, since only
those files that have changed are regenerated. iMake does this by looking
at the date and time that each dependent file before performing a operations.
Where can iMake be used?
iMake can be used on any platform that supports the Java Runtime Environment
1.1.x.
What is the future of iMake?
Servertec plans to develop iMake as a full featured make processors.
Check out our Future Plans.
What is the difference between End-User and ISV products?
End-User products are for individuals or entities who wish to
license Servertec products for personal use.
Independent Software Vendor (ISV) products are for individuals
or entities who need a license to Servertec products that
allows them to embed and distribute Servertec components
Royalty Free as an integral part of their applications.
Which License Agreement (Evaluator, End-User or ISV) applies to me?
The Evaluator License Agreement applies to individuals or entities who have
not licensed the product and who wish to evaluate it for a thirty (30) day
period before licensing it.
The End-User License Agreement applies to individuals or entities who have
licensed the product for personal use.
The ISV License Agreement applies to individuals or entities who have
licensed the product for embedding within their applications.
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