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  • Re: Visual Studio 2013 settings regarding indentation/code style

    From Nightfox@DIGDIST to Mercyful Fate on Thu May 7 07:35:19 2015
    Re: Re: Visual Studio 2013 settings regarding indentation/code style
    By: Mercyful Fate to Nightfox on Wed May 06 2015 22:09:36

    Yep, i can understand that each OS might want to have it's own SDK. But to limit normal gcc on the command line to requiring xcode is a little much.

    I don't think they limit anything there. I believe you're free to install gcc (if it isn't there already) and use it like any other *nix system. At least, I would think so, considering OS X is basically BSD at the core.

    but i don't think that counts as much. I do like how portable WxWidgets are, they are available in almost everything include python.

    I like that aspect too. I think WxWidgets is a pretty good library, although some aspects remind me of Microsoft's MFC (which isn't necessarily a good thing). I've heard a lot of people like Qt and some recommend it over WxWidgets. I haven't used Qt though.

    Nightfox
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  • From Mercyful Fate@DIGDIST to Nightfox on Thu May 7 22:52:54 2015
    Re: Re: Visual Studio 2013 settings regarding indentation/code style
    By: Nightfox to Mercyful Fate on Thu May 07 2015 07:35:19

    Re: Re: Visual Studio 2013 settings regarding indentation/code style
    By: Mercyful Fate to Nightfox on Wed May 06 2015 22:09:36

    Yep, i can understand that each OS might want to have it's own SDK. But limit normal gcc on the command line to requiring xcode is a little muc

    I don't think they limit anything there. I believe you're free to install g (if it isn't there already) and use it like any other *nix system. At least would think so, considering OS X is basically BSD at the core.

    If you use macports etc.. it doesn't install glibc, so you are required to install xcode to be able to compile anything. Thats my only gripe. :)

    I like that aspect too. I think WxWidgets is a pretty good library, althoug some aspects remind me of Microsoft's MFC (which isn't necessarily a good thing). I've heard a lot of people like Qt and some recommend it over WxWidgets. I haven't used Qt though.

    Ya, i've never been a fan of MFC either. Wx has make a lot of improvements, they old grapics in mid 2000 were pretty bland and donkey looking. heh QT is pretty nice, i've seen some code behind it.. For example Tundradraw is
    written using QT. And is a good example of coding in it.
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