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August 4th, 2002, 04:30 AM
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Re: good compiler
Originally posted here by cachinga
My question:
Which IDE/compiler do you all prefer for Linux and windows? By that I mean, specifically which one do you folks actually like and enjoy using?
For windows (if you don't mind spending money): Borland or MS Visual C++
There are some free compilers for win32, but I have no experience using them.
For Linux: gcc and g++
For a Linux IDE, I recommend checking out KDEvelop. Or, as an alternative, use VIM with the syntax highlighting on. Then, use a seperate console(or xterm in xwindows) for building your source.
--Sudo
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