IDE 2005-04-04 - By Felix Gebhardt
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I'm a big fan of VS.net too. No Intellisense - no fun. You could get the
Standard C++ Edition (at Amazon for example) and switch the compiler
files with the ones from the free 2003 Toolkit to get an optimizing
compiler + a very mature IDE for under 100 bucks. Optimize is is going
to be greyed out but you can add all switches in the command line field.
F.
Raffaele "ThE_JacO" Fragapane wrote:
>I always thought that IDE stood for integrated dev environment, read
>editor+basic project/source management+debugging and at least connectivity
>to a compiler, if not an integrated one.
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>Can't see vim, Gvim, Emacs and the various other editors to be anything more
>then beefy text editors to be honest.
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>Personally I still have to find something I feel more comfortable in then
>VS.net 2003a, and 2005 seems very promising (especially with the express
>editions of various supports).
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>I've been toying with eclipse but not much, from what I've seen it seems
>nice, but on linux I still use KDE (which I'm not too fond of) just because
>I know it.
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>~Raffaele Fragapane
>~Lead "I'm sure we can make it work"
>~Peerless Camera Company
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