Em 12/7/2010 17:41, Charles Rogers escreveu:
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> From: "Ruben J=F6nsson" <ruben@pp.sbbs.se>
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> On the other hand I really like working with C# in Visual Studio. So if t=
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> OP
> does not really need C/C++ explicitly I would recommend him to take a loo=
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> C#.
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> What I would really like is just a C/C++ compiler with an editor,
> preferrably by Microsoft but that probably isn't possible.
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> Charles R. =



You could use an IDE like Code:Blocks (free and open-source), just
updated to version 10.05 (may 2010). It integrates seamlessly with a lot
of compilers, including MinGW and some cross-compilers for embedded
systems (SDCC, ARM, AVR, etc.). Very good indeed, lots of
functionalities and plug-ins).

There is another nice free IDE, CodeLite. I didn't use it much but it
seems well done, and is updated much more frequently than Code:Blocks.


Isaac

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