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Re: My compiler
by luskan on Mon Dec 05, 2005 7:29 am
I use Visual Studio 7.1 now, recently I installed VS Express for my C# projects but there is also C++ version of VSExpress. Its very good IDE and also its free. One problem with this IDE is that you have to uninstall any Visual Studio 2005 betas you have on your disks, and this is not such an easy task:) Microsoft actually recommends getting fresh system.
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by bockman on Mon Dec 05, 2005 10:16 pm
Bugs42 wrote:In *nix: Vim or pico and gcc
In Windows: DevC++
Sadly, I am also forced to use the MPLAB IDE with mcc18 compiler when I work with robotics.... don't use MPLAB. Ever. Just don't.
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by thebeast on Tue Dec 06, 2005 1:41 am
Isn't pico text editor? :-) he isn't a compiler i think so... ^^
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by Bugs42 on Tue Dec 06, 2005 5:10 am
bockman wrote:Bugs42 wrote:In *nix: Vim or pico and gcc
In Windows: DevC++
Sadly, I am also forced to use the MPLAB IDE with mcc18 compiler when I work with robotics.... don't use MPLAB. Ever. Just don't.
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thebeast: what I meant is, I write the code in pico and then compile it with gcc.
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by Prototype on Wed Dec 07, 2005 4:59 am
vile and DevC++ for Windows and vi and g++ for *NIX.
I don't know what it is, but when I'm using Windows Vile is the only text editor I use, but when I'm on Linux I can't stand it. (I think it might be XVile which is making disappointed.)
I've only heard good reviews about VisualC++. Is it really that good?
I don't know what it is, but when I'm using Windows Vile is the only text editor I use, but when I'm on Linux I can't stand it. (I think it might be XVile which is making disappointed.)
I've only heard good reviews about VisualC++. Is it really that good?
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by f00bar on Fri Dec 09, 2005 4:26 am
To me, nothing beats Vim and a command-line compiler. 
That's my development environment of choice whether I'm on a unix-based system or windows. On Windows, I like to program in the Cygwin environment. It's like having Unix on Windows. It's the next best thing to dual-booting Linux and Windows.
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That's my development environment of choice whether I'm on a unix-based system or windows. On Windows, I like to program in the Cygwin environment. It's like having Unix on Windows. It's the next best thing to dual-booting Linux and Windows.
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by BlueFusionX on Sun Dec 11, 2005 8:45 pm
On Windows, I use MingW with DevC++ and on Linux I use GNu.
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by mm_freak on Fri Dec 16, 2005 8:44 am
luskan wrote:I use Visual Studio 7.1 now, recently I installed VS Express for my C# projects but there is also C++ version of VSExpress. Its very good IDE and also its free. One problem with this IDE is that you have to uninstall any Visual Studio 2005 betas you have on your disks, and this is not such an easy task:) Microsoft actually recommends getting fresh system.
If you need a separate version for another language, then the IDE can't be good. Further if you have to use a fresh install, then it's definitely not good. And experience shows that Microsoft IDEs are not good.
thebeast wrote:Isn't pico text editor? :-) he isn't a compiler i think so... ^^
Yes, Pico is a text editor. =)
ManDeal wrote:used Builder C++. but i say it sucks. now i am using visual c++ 6 and it kicks a$$.
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Prototype wrote:I've only heard good reviews about VisualC++. Is it really that good?
So you hear the first bad review from me. No, it isn't. Stick with Dev-C++ in Windows. For a number of reasons. Most importantly, Visual C++ is not real C++. Simple example: void main() ...
f00bar wrote:To me, nothing beats Vim and a command-line compiler.
Seems like you've never developed a large project. Or do you keep even those in one single source file? ;)
Maybe you should man make (or better yet: info make). =)
BlueFusionX wrote:On Windows, I use MingW with DevC++ and on Linux I use GNu.
I guess we all use GNU on Linux. But it doesn't help you with programming a lot. =)
zapad wrote:On windows I use VS 2003 and Borland c++ builder.
I don't like gcc... But perl is the BEST on *nyx !
What's the problem with GCC? The command line interface? It produces much better output than any of Borland's compilers.
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by mm_freak on Sat Dec 24, 2005 8:44 am
awnjoor wrote:the first compiler that i used was turbo c, now im using Dev-cpp
They are both not compilers.
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