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Understand for C and C++ can't be used without a license code.
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You need a limited time period license to run the product in
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evaluation mode. One can be obtained in the www site.
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A permanent license can be purchased there, too.
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The Understand_c program will try to write a license file under
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/usr/local/share/understand_c/license when you register it.
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Registration instructions:
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1) Make sure that the user running Understand_c when entering the
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registration code has proper permissions to create files under
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/usr/local/share/understand_c/license when your register it.
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Understand_c will try to create a file under this directory to save
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the registration information. This applies for both evaluation and
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permanent licenses.
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2) Verify that the files created under
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/usr/local/share/understand_c/license are accessible by all users
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who will be using Understand_c. Usually ''chmod -R a=r+X
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/usr/local/share/understand_c/license'' will do.
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http://www.scitools.com/
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