What C++ IDE do you used?
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| I mean there is Bloodshed IDE ( Outdate) Code Block Mircosoft Express C++ 2010 I used Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition :) |
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| I used to use Code::Blocks, then I stopped using C++ and moved to BlitzMax. Tried MSVC++ once but the IDE did a bit too much magic for me. |
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| Interesting question. The programming equivalent of "if you were going to hack your legs off with a saw, what kind of saw would you use?" :) Assuming that you can't afford Intel's compiler, I can't think of a good reason not to use Visual C++, if you really must use that abomination of a language. Bloodshed is not only outdated, but very inferior. Even if you're using MacOS or Linux, the vast majority of people run Windows either on a partition or in a VM, so Visual Studio should always be available. The fact that Visual C++ allows you to write non-cross-platform code isn't a real argument against it either, since it doesn't *force* you to write bad code. VC++ 2008 Express is the only edition I have installed. I don't actually use it, since I have Visual C# 2005 and 2008, both of which are vastly superior, IMO. If I did have to go back and do a bit of C++ fiddling, write a DLL, plugin or something, then that's the one I would use. Like it or not, it's the industry standard C/C++ compiler. |
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| Bloodshed DevC++, Ajunta IDE, XCode IDE yeah I code a LOT of platforms but C++ is good for that :) Yes I know BlitzMax does those platforms too BUT it doesnt yet do iPhone and thats the reason I got back into C++ and ive sort of stuck there every since. Havent really delved deep into Max coding for almost a year (been whacking out Tombstone :) ). |
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| I use Code::Blocks and like it a lot better than MS Visual C++. Tried out DevC++ and that seems pretty good too, but I still haven't found a reason to leave Code::Blocks. |
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| I use Xcode and TextMate, and that's about it. |
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| Microsoft Visual Studio C++ 2008 DevC++ # "struggle with" is more appropriate than "use" or "used[sic]" |
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| Have used Code Warrior 6 in the past, although I'm a bit of a MVSC ++ convert. Thats what some of the 'employers' in an engineering industry use at any rate. |
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| Xcode Visual Studio 2008 Express (Until XNA 4 is fully 2010 compliant) Visual Studio 2005/2010 Pro (I'm starting to think that 2010 is more bloat-ware with the amount of time it takes to load up on the Win7 machine) Code::Blocks (for cross platform) |
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