Which is the beste IDE for c++ proyects.

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Which IDE is the best for c++ big proyects?

Visual c++
27
61%
Dev c++
2
5%
Code::blocks
12
27%
Borland builder
2
5%
I don't like graphic based ides, I use "Vi" :roll:
1
2%
Other one (Please specify).
0
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Post by Vsk »

bitplane wrote:VC Express 2005, because it's visual debugger is awesome and allows debugging inside DLLs out of the box.
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I like too express edition but they don't allow add Visual assist wichi is and necesary tool for shortin code time.

if any one know other tool like visual assist with better functionality please tell. Althoug it is good Visuall assit is lack of much thing that I don't understand why are they not added.

Thanks.
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Post by sudi »

hmm code::blocks bc i can use the project files on win and linux well and it gets updated the whole time and has some really cool plugins and and and...
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Post by 3ddev »

I'd go for Code::Blocks, mainly because I can use the mingw compiler. I find that using wix or including the VC++ runtime for distributing my apps with VC++ can be a real pain. That said, the VC++ debugger has some nice features. ;)
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Post by RustyNail »

C::B.
Because it's cross-platform ^_^, which is important for me, 'cause I've switched to Linux, but I need to work on apps designed for Windows... :roll:

I'd say MSVC, but it runs too darn slow on my stone-age pc :evil: .
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Post by Vsk »

WTF???

Someone vote for "Vi", Who was it :evil: ?
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Post by Dorth »

I don't know, but I regret not voting for it now :P
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Post by Vsk »

Dorth wrote:I don't know, but I regret not voting for it now :P
:? :? don't get it :?:?
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Post by Dorth »

Seeing as it ticked you off :P I like to be the comic one ;)
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Post by hybrid »

I voted for vi. Actually, I use vim, but what else would you want to use? Of course I have gcc, make, gdb, and stuff...
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Post by bitplane »

You were my first guess, I don't think there's many other hackers around here that would have voted for vi :)
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Post by killthesand »

I've been using Visual Studio since I've been working with windows. I like Eclipse when I'm working in Fedora.

The only reason why for either of them is because it was easy to get up and running right away.
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Post by switch_case »

i use Code::Blocks... i'm not very long into irrlicht, but i grew up on c++ using borland, and C::B is way better for coding with irrlicht... :P

...is this "vim" thing kind of a command-line based compiler? ^^
i cant even imagine coding stuff for irrlicht this way... without all the popup-menus,colours and stuff... i would get mad, they help so much at the beginning...
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Post by Vsk »

switch_case wrote:i use Code::Blocks... i'm not very long into irrlicht, but i grew up on c++ using borland, and C::B is way better for coding with irrlicht... :P

...is this "vim" thing kind of a command-line based compiler? ^^
i cant even imagine coding stuff for irrlicht this way... without all the popup-menus,colours and stuff... i would get mad, they help so much at the beginning...
Lets put it in this way, for you start writing (yes in a console looking) you must press "i" :P. It is the only word editor that you can not start writing at once :roll:.
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Post by hybrid »

Control? No way, you press 'i' for insert or 'a' for append :wink: And it's not an IDE or compiler, it's just an editor. You can call a compiler from within, but it's better to do that with an explicit call to 'make', which is still not a compiler, but a pretty good build environment.
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