What compilers and IDEs do you guys use? -Nyarlathotep -------------------------------- "That is not dead which can eternal lie, And with strange aeons even death may die."

VC++ 6, DJGPP (with no IDE), and for Java, Sun''s Java 2 SDK with JCreator.

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Martee
http://www.csc.uvic.ca/~mdill

I have a million different compilers, just look around the net and you will find so many. (SmallC, mingw32, gcc, lcc-win32, VC++, etc.)

www.bloodshed.net for dev-c++
www.gnu.org for gcc

forget the sites for lcc and ming

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A wise man once said "A person with half a clue is more dangerous than a person with or without one."

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MingW, Cygwin, MSVC 6.0 Prof, Borland 5.0 (the old one), Borland 5.5 (the command line one), and GCC/G++. I use VIDE, MSVC, KDevelop, and the old Borland''s IDE for IDE''s.

"Finger to spiritual emptiness underlying everything." -- How a C manual referred to a "pointer to void." --Things People Said

http://druidgames.cjb.net/

My main IDE is CodeWarrior 5.5 for Windows, haven''t tried the Linux version of it, I also use Borland C++ 5.0 ( the IDE & Compiler ) and MSVC 6.0 pro, but only if I''m really screwed and I don''t have a choice. I also use GCC/G++ ( when programming under Linux ) and I use Emacs as the IDE( or should I say as the Editor ).




"And that''s the bottom line cause I said so!"

Cyberdrek
Headhunter Soft
A division of DLC Multimedia

Microsoft Visula C++ is the best out there, well for me the easiest to use. i''ve used some free ones but they were a pain in the ass to use because of the interface and also becuase i think they didn''t support multiple .cpp .c or .h files. I used Dev and it was like that, i fould it difficuilt to set up so i unistalled it. There are multiple levels of compilers for the Microsoft Complilers such as you have you introductory which i crap when you want to release or distribute you game to others. Standard is just what it says, then Professional which can run you a couple hundred dollars and enterprise which can set you back about 1000= dollars, i''m using us figures just let you know incase your not from the us.

well hope you have fun finding a compiler, the free ones are great to get the feel of different programming languages but if i were you i would shoot for a compiler from microsoft unless your running a linux type machine then your on you own.

well hope i explained this good. didn''t mean to talk in cricles. Have Fun Finding A Compiler Good Luck!!

Microsoft compilers are the best out there, well for me the easiest to use. i''ve used some free ones but they were a pain in the ass to use because of the interface and also becuase i think they didn''t support multiple .cpp .c or .h files. I used Dev and it was like that, i fould it difficuilt to set up so i unistalled it. There are multiple levels of compilers for the Microsoft Complilers such as you have you introductory which i crap when you want to release or distribute you game to others. Standard is just what it says, then Professional which can run you a couple hundred dollars and enterprise which can set you back about 1000= dollars, i''m using us figures just let you know incase your not from the us.

well hope you have fun finding a compiler, the free ones are great to get the feel of different programming languages but if i were you i would shoot for a compiler from microsoft unless your running a linux type machine then your on you own.

well hope i explained this good. didn''t mean to talk in cricles. Have Fun Finding A Compiler Good Luck!!

I use Visual C++ 6 Standard (no complaints here) and Borland JBuilder 4.0 Foundation, which is FREE.

I''ve stopped using DJGPP and lcc-win32. DJGPP is DOS only, but still a great compiler. lcc-win32 is C only and doesn''t do DirectX very well.

gcc with emacs.

I''m reminded of the day my daughter came in, looked over my shoulder at some Perl 4 code, and said, "What is that, swearing?" - Larry Wall

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Original post by Cyberdrek

My main IDE is CodeWarrior 5.5 for Windows, haven''t tried the Linux version of it, I also use Borland C++ 5.0 ( the IDE & Compiler ) and MSVC 6.0 pro, but only if I''m really screwed and I don''t have a choice. I also use GCC/G++ ( when programming under Linux ) and I use Emacs as the IDE( or should I say as the Editor ).




"And that''s the bottom line cause I said so!"

Cyberdrek
Headhunter Soft
A division of DLC Multimedia

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Is Emacs a IDE? And what is GCC/G++ & what is the website for it? Because I am looking for me a new IDE besides Dev C++ because it is pretty crappy. What I hate about it is it doesn''t have form like Borland C++ Builder 5.0 & Visual C++ 6.0. And I can''t put anything on it besides code!