Investigational Device Exemption (IDE) is the mechanism by which new medical devices that could impose "significant risk" to patients/subjects are tested in the U.S. An IDE allows an investigational device to be utilized in a study in order to gather information on the safety and efficacy (effectiveness) of the device. An IDE is also required for an approved device which is being used off-label in a research study. Additional information is available on the FDA website: http://www.fda.

The AspectJ team directly provided components for JBuilder, Forte, and Emacs and supported the open-source AspectJ plugin project at http://eclipse.org/ajdt which uses the AJDE API support for IDE's. Supporting new IDE's is a matter of building on the AJDE API's, mostly likely adopting one of the existing open-source IDE extensions as a design template. See similar questions...

If so, then you've come to the right place, comment on this post and your question will be added to the list to be answered. Of course, depending on the nature of your comment, and the volume of comments received, we may not get to every question. See similar questions...

For more then 5 years we work in web and soft development, design, consulting and media content distribution. IDE Group provides world–leading solutions to media, entertainment and retail industries: Progressive Retail Solutions, DVD Rental Systems, Digital Media Delivery, Integrated Customer Service and Billing solutions. See similar questions...

The idea of connecting a harddrive to Commodore 64 was born in 1994. We wanted to create a low-priced solution using a modern technology. The other known systems used either SCSI harddrives, which were (and still are) more expensive than the IDE ones, or MFM harddrives, which were slow and obsolete and moreover needed special controller to connect. IDE drives, which we decided to use, are fast, easy to programm and rather cheap. First experiments began in 1994. See similar questions...

All Modelworks products are distributed only as evaluation/demo versions. To unlock the distributed versions you will need to register the IDE by going to help/register and entering your order number and email address. First check to see if you have a the IDE.lic file located in your application data folder (the folder containing the IDE Data folder - see the startup log for the location). If you do not see it then it is possible that your license was not installed when you registered before. See similar questions...

To register the IDE you will need to first install the IDE on your machine. Then start the IDE and go to the Help/Register... menu command. Next, enter your order number and your email address in the Register dialog. We recommend that you use the "Register Online" method since it will automatically install your license. If you use the "Register via Email" you will have to enter your license when you receive your JPad Pro License email. See similar questions...

A unique platform like Mono deserves a unique IDE like MonoDevelop that can take full advantage of the framework capabilities. Features like code completion, integrated unit testing, class browser, etc. would be much more difficult to implement for example in a C based IDE. The Mono platform also provides some features that are ideal for the development of an IDE. See similar questions...

First of all, the connector is a mini laptop-style (2.5") connector, so you'll need an adapter and an external power supply if you want to use a standard hard drive. If you want it to stay in the case, you'll want a 2.5" laptop hard drive. People have been quoting $30-80 prices for some very nice 2.5" multi-GB hard drives on PriceWatch, so that might be something to think about. This is the hard part: You have to make/modify your own IDE cable. See similar questions...

The largest user of Erlang is (surprise!) Ericsson. Ericsson use it to write software used in telecommunications systems. Many (dozens) projects have used it, a particularly large one is the extremely scaleable AXD301 ATM switch. AXD301 has several hundred people working on it and the code volume has reached about 850 kloc of Erlang (and 1 Mloc of C/C++). See similar questions...

Ericsson sells commercial Erlang support (tested binaries, help with porting, printed manuals, somewhere to turn to when a problem crops up, training courses, consulting). The support mail address for paid-up users is support@erlang.ericsson.se. Remember to put your licence ID in the subject line. A couple of the consulting companies also provide courses: Erlang-consulting.com and Sjoland and Thyselius. See similar questions...

There's a workaround available now and it is enabled automatically if your system uses this chip. For the details refer to the manual page of the disk driver (man 4 wd). If you are already running FreeBSD 2.2.1 or 2.2.2 with a CMD640 IDE controller and you want to use the second channel, build a new kernel with options "CMD640" enabled. This is the default for 2.2.5 and later. See similar questions...

Bugs appearing in the IDE's may apply to the affected IDE or to the compiler. Compiler stack traces in IDE message windows are prefixed "Internal Compiler Error" and should be written up as compiler bugs. If you are unsure, try redoing the compile from the command line. See similar questions...

Yes. Code Search results are available via a GData/XML feed, and we encourage you to help create IDE plugins and add Google Code Search to your site. See similar questions...

No software of any sort can truly low-level format today's modern drives. The ability to low-level format hard drives was lost back in the early 1990's when disc surfaces began incorporating factory written "embedded servo data". If you have a very old drive that can truly be low-level reformatted, SpinRite v5.0 will do that for you (which all v6.0 owners are welcome to download and run anytime). See similar questions...

I have set the IDE options under Display & General Layout settings to show the grid but the grid doesn't show and I can't find any properties to change it at design time. Unfortunately, due to the way our infrastructure works, you must change... See similar questions...

Users of Borland Pascal may wonder if there's a replacement for the IDE (Integrated Development Environment). Here's a few suggestions: X)Emacs. Some people think it's the answer to the question of Life, the Universe and Everything, others decide it's uGNUsable. Available from your friendly GNU mirror and most distributions. RHIDE. DJGPP users might want to try RHIDE. The latest (beta) release is compatible with GNU Pascal and allows stepping, tracing and watching like Borland's IDE. See similar questions...

Servers for Internet applications, e.g. a mail transfer agent, an IMAP-4 server, an HTTP server or a WAP Stack. Database applications which require soft realtime behaviour. Erlang is good at solving these sorts of problems because this is the problem domain it was originally designed for. Stating the above in terms of features: Erlang provides a simple and powerful model for error containment and fault tolerance (supervised processes). See similar questions...

Anything where constant-factors are crucial for performance, such as image processing, signal processing, sorting large volumes of data, device drivers and low-level protocol termination. Most (all?) large systems developed using Erlang make heavy use of C for low-level code, leaving Erlang to manage the parts which tend to be complex in other languages, like controlling systems spread across several machines and implementing complex protocol logic. See similar questions...