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Qian Xin
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 Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2005 11:23 am Post subject: Can some one recomend a IDE develop envioment for me? |
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I have used MS VC++; But now i am in the university, Ms Studio seems
very expensive. And we need not the compiler from ms.
My requiest:
1, convinient source navigate, navigate by the class struct, not by
file and line;
2, code auto completeing, like the furthure provide by MS studio, BCB,
IBM Visual Age;
3, Free software is good, especially GNU; I think I will mainly use the
IDE on windows, but I also appriciate if it can also run on linux/unix.
4, It should be very easy to use; Franckly, I did not want to use the
Emacs.
Optional features
1, Integrated CVS support;
2, Debug support;
When I am in industry companies, I also have used sourceInsight. But I
believe it is very convinient for the language that has no strong
Object-Oriented feature like C. SourceInsight seems not good in OOP
like C++/Java programming;
And I have trid Eclipse(CDT), but I think Eclipse is good for Java. As
to C/C++, Eclipse still did not mature. Franckly, I think Eclipse will
be good for programm-developing.
Who can give me some advice?
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Patrick Leslie Polzer
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| Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2005 8:24 pm Post subject: Re: Can some one recomend a IDE develop envioment for me? |
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Qian Xin wrote:
| Quote: | Who can give me some advice?
More appropriate platform-specific news groups. |
Leslie
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Mathias
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| Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2005 8:43 pm Post subject: Re: Can some one recomend a IDE develop envioment for me? |
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On windows i would try Bloodshed Dev 5 (currently beta).
On Linux I'm using KDevelop (very good!!).
But you could also use Anjuta or Kylix (Borland).
All these are for free. And KDevelop is definately my favourite.
You can use it for almost every programming language with lots of great
features.
--
You don't need a reason to help people!
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Daniel Krügler (ne Spange
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| Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2005 8:44 pm Post subject: Re: Can some one recomend a IDE develop envioment for me? |
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Hello Qian Xin,
Qian Xin schrieb:
| Quote: | I have used MS VC++; But now i am in the university, Ms Studio seems
very expensive. And we need not the compiler from ms.
My requiest:
1, convinient source navigate, navigate by the class struct, not by
file and line;
2, code auto completeing, like the furthure provide by MS studio, BCB,
IBM Visual Age;
3, Free software is good, especially GNU; I think I will mainly use the
IDE on windows, but I also appriciate if it can also run on linux/unix.
4, It should be very easy to use; Franckly, I did not want to use the
Emacs.
Optional features
1, Integrated CVS support;
2, Debug support;
When I am in industry companies, I also have used sourceInsight. But I
believe it is very convinient for the language that has no strong
Object-Oriented feature like C. SourceInsight seems not good in OOP
like C++/Java programming;
And I have trid Eclipse(CDT), but I think Eclipse is good for Java. As
to C/C++, Eclipse still did not mature. Franckly, I think Eclipse will
be good for programm-developing.
Who can give me some advice?
What about the bloodshed compiler? Although its name sound awfull, I |
think, its might be the right
choice for you, see
http://www.bloodshed.net/
Greetings from Bremen,
Daniel Krügler
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M Jared Finder
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| Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2005 10:39 pm Post subject: Re: Can some one recomend a IDE develop envioment for me? |
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Qian Xin wrote:
| Quote: | I have used MS VC++; But now i am in the university, Ms Studio seems
very expensive. And we need not the compiler from ms.
My requiest:
1, convinient source navigate, navigate by the class struct, not by
file and line;
2, code auto completeing, like the furthure provide by MS studio, BCB,
IBM Visual Age;
3, Free software is good, especially GNU; I think I will mainly use the
IDE on windows, but I also appriciate if it can also run on linux/unix.
4, It should be very easy to use; Franckly, I did not want to use the
Emacs.
Optional features
1, Integrated CVS support;
2, Debug support;
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As a student you can get Visual Studio's academic edition for only $100.
(http://www.creationengine.com/html/p.lasso?p=11077) The only
differenec between the academic edition and the professional edition
(which costs well over $500) is the the license -- the academic edition
does not allow you to distribute commercial software.
Make sure you don't get Visual C++ "Standard", as that does not come
with an optimizing compiler.
-- MJF
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Francis Glassborow
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| Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2005 10:41 pm Post subject: Re: Can some one recomend a IDE develop envioment for me? |
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In article <1106544797.673693.157870 (AT) z14g2000cwz (DOT) googlegroups.com>, Qian
Xin <chianshin (AT) gmail (DOT) com> writes
| Quote: | I have used MS VC++; But now i am in the university, Ms Studio seems
very expensive. And we need not the compiler from ms.
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Well the compiler itself is free. However try JGrasp, which is designed
for educational use and allows a wide range of compilers to be dropped
in.
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Francis Glassborow ACCU
Author of 'You Can Do It!' see http://www.spellen.org/youcandoit
For project ideas and contributions: http://www.spellen.org/youcandoit/projects
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Joseph Turian
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| Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2005 11:58 pm Post subject: Re: Can some one recomend a IDE develop envioment for me? |
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Qian,
FYI, "IDE development environment" is redundant, like "PIN Number".
(Unless, of course, you're planning on using the IDEDE to develop an
IDE.)
I'm partial to KDevelop, but that doesn't support Windows.
Joseph
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RK
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| Posted: Tue Jan 25, 2005 7:23 pm Post subject: Re: Can some one recomend a IDE develop envioment for me? |
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There is a free edition of Borland C++Builder 6 Personal Edition:
http://www.forum.nokia.com/main/0,6566,034-49,00.html
You have to register at Nokia forum, then you can download (298 MB) it.
Visual C++ 2005 Express Beta is also free:
http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/express/visualc/default.aspx
Richard Kaiser
Qian Xin schrieb:
| Quote: | I have used MS VC++; But now i am in the university, Ms Studio seems
very expensive. And we need not the compiler from ms.
My requiest:
1, convinient source navigate, navigate by the class struct, not by
file and line;
2, code auto completeing, like the furthure provide by MS studio, BCB,
IBM Visual Age;
3, Free software is good, especially GNU; I think I will mainly use the
IDE on windows, but I also appriciate if it can also run on linux/unix.
4, It should be very easy to use; Franckly, I did not want to use the
Emacs.
Optional features
1, Integrated CVS support;
2, Debug support;
When I am in industry companies, I also have used sourceInsight. But I
believe it is very convinient for the language that has no strong
Object-Oriented feature like C. SourceInsight seems not good in OOP
like C++/Java programming;
And I have trid Eclipse(CDT), but I think Eclipse is good for Java. As
to C/C++, Eclipse still did not mature. Franckly, I think Eclipse will
be good for programm-developing.
Who can give me some advice?
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tabrez19_i@rediffmail.com
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| Posted: Tue Jan 25, 2005 8:16 pm Post subject: Re: Can some one recomend a IDE develop envioment for me? |
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Qian Xin wrote:
| Quote: | I have used MS VC++; But now i am in the university, Ms Studio seems
very expensive. And we need not the compiler from ms.
[snip]
Who can give me some advice?
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i would recommend MinGW Studio. Many people believe that its not
actively developed, but you may still check out the current features.
Quincy(basic) and jGrasp are also good. CDT under Eclipse is also good,
though i could not get it to work with cygwin, its working well with
MinGW for me. Dev-C++ is very popular and is actively developed. I
don't like its interface, i feel more comfortable in MingW Studio.
combination of XEmacs and VC++ free command-line compiler wouldn't be a
bad option either, if you prefer a VC++ compiler. (But don't use Visual
Studio 6.0 for C++ development even if you can buy it for cheap at ebay
etc)
Visual Studio 2005 Express Edition is also free (as of now)
tabrez
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