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    From Jon Justvig@DIGDIST/STEPPING to Mercyful Fate on Thu Dec 3 15:06:00 2009
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    Re: Input without Carriage Return (Enter)
    By: Jon Justvig to Mercyful Fate on Sat Nov 14 2009 12:08:07

    used the DevC++, and sorta riped out their conio.h and included it in my

    I love Bloodshed Dev++, works great for me.

    i agree, in windows it's one of the best free compilers there is,
    although i haven't touch in a long time since 2002 when i made to
    switch to full linux on my home systems. The last i saw though the compiler wasn't being updated as ofthen as i would have liked, not sure how current it is anymore, but defently very nice.

    Yeah, mine is bit out of date from 2005. I couldn't seem to find the exact release date.

    If you want a great IDE though, you should check out eclipse, i found that recently and it's pretty dam sweet.

    Nice compiler. I may like it better than Bloodshed even, if I can figure out to get the include libraries set in the path. So far, doing everything by the command prompt gives me the most control and works best so far.

    -- Jon

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  • From Nightfox@DIGDIST to Mercyful Fate on Fri Dec 4 00:06:35 2009
    Re: Input without Carriage Return (Enter)
    By: Jon Justvig to Mercyful Fate on Wed Dec 02 2009 10:36:22

    If you want a great IDE though, you should check out eclipse, i found th recently and it's pretty dam sweet.

    I thought Eclipse was mainly for Java, but it has been several years since I tried it. I'd be curious to try it for C++.

    Nightfox
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  • From art@DIGDIST/FATCATS to Nightfox on Fri Dec 4 08:14:48 2009
    Re: Eclipse
    By: Nightfox to Mercyful Fate on Fri Dec 04 2009 00:06:35

    I thought Eclipse was mainly for Java, but it has been several years since I tried it. I'd be curious to try it for C++.

    Now that we're talking bloaty IDEs (VS, Eclipse)... let me butt in here to say that I've always enjoyed using NetBeans for java, ruby, and of course it has C/C++ support. It's come a long way, and seems a bit more mature than Eclipse, but to each his own of course.

    The "new" free/open source model also helps!

    Kind regards,
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  • From Jon Justvig@DIGDIST/STEPPING to Nightfox on Fri Dec 4 07:41:00 2009
    Nightfox wrote to Mercyful Fate <=-

    Re: Input without Carriage Return (Enter)
    By: Jon Justvig to Mercyful Fate on Wed Dec 02 2009 10:36:22

    If you want a great IDE though, you should check out eclipse, i found th recently and it's pretty dam sweet.

    I thought Eclipse was mainly for Java, but it has been several years
    since I tried it. I'd be curious to try it for C++.

    There is a C++ version, it does look nice.

    -- Jon

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  • From Mercyful Fate@DIGDIST to Nightfox on Thu Dec 10 10:23:08 2009
    Re: Eclipse
    By: Nightfox to Mercyful Fate on Fri Dec 04 2009 00:06:35

    If you want a great IDE though, you should check out eclipse, i found recently and it's pretty dam sweet.

    I thought Eclipse was mainly for Java, but it has been several years since I tried it. I'd be curious to try it for C++.

    It has java, c++, php and a few others, it's very nice, if i didn't already start my project in Kdevelop (linux) i probably would be using it now.
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