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looking for good C++ environment
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, but not neccesarily.
DaedalusPrime
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Dev-CPP is one free option. I've not used it much myself. I've heard from some friends it can be a pain to get running and compiling initially, but I haven't heard complaints after that.
Other than that, free IDE's for C++ are pretty hard to come by as far as I know (at least in a Windows environment)
Good luck finding them though and post back here if you do!
Scott
Other than that, free IDE's for C++ are pretty hard to come by as far as I know (at least in a Windows environment)
Good luck finding them though and post back here if you do!
Scott
timmay3141
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Get the VS.NET 2005 Beta free from MSDN. It's a little buggy, but it's free, and no other IDE is even close to as good in my experience.
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yeohhs2003
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Dev-C++ does not come with a Visual resource editor. So editing .rc files by hand can be quite tedious.
Other than this, I find Dev-C++ quite okay to use, especially if extended to use wxWidgets. The exteneded version is wxDevcpp.
Best Regards,
Yeoh
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Other than this, I find Dev-C++ quite okay to use, especially if extended to use wxWidgets. The exteneded version is wxDevcpp.
Best Regards,
Yeoh
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MinGW Studio is also quite nice.
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