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Which RAD environement do you use to program on Irrlicht? Is Kdevelp a good idea? Thanks.
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Anjuta is another nice IDE. BTW, there was a similar thread in the http://www.stratos-ad.com forum(spanish). Just search "Linux IDE" within the last year's posts.
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I use Emacs! :) The easiest way, simple text mode can be very fun to work with.
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I use kdevelop 3.0.4 out ov the box w/ slackware 10. It is sort ov like a simple vc6 (the only other ide i have used). It is fast & easy, & has most ov the visual tools that i was used to using in windows (class browser, etc.).
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disanti wrote:I use Emacs! :) The easiest way, simple text mode can be very fun to work with.
Me too. :) But I think I'll try out KDevelop again soon, and I've heard there is a Linux version of BloodShed DevC++ too.
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I use Eclipse 3.0 with CDT on Windows and Linux...
It has the best diff i've ever seen...
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"diff"? whats is that?

I was using CF-eclipse as a dreamweaver replacement, but slackware 10's basic text editors do coldfusion code highlighting...
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Post by Armen138 »

i use anjuta or kwrite(i only care about syntax highlighting, the other features i dont use anyway)
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Post by Oz »

xhrit wrote:"diff"? whats is that?

I was using CF-eclipse as a dreamweaver replacement, but slackware 10's basic text editors do coldfusion code highlighting...
I used Dreamweaver too and I cant complain. That plus FlashFXP which is good too. It makes learning HTML easier for me. (if I could find the time)
Ill stick to C/C++ cause im a wuss. :D
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