You code-monkeys - a question:

I'm looking to brush up on my C++ skills, possibly with a simple game or somesuch. It's been a while since I've spent days searching for dropped semicolons, so I'm a bit out of the loop: what's a good compliler/IDE these days? No Microsoft, including C# and .NET, please. Needs to be for a Win32 environment, as I intend to do some DirectX 9 stuff. Oh, and no, I don't want to do this in Java. No game company worth their salt uses it; too damn slow.

IIRC, Codewarriors had a good product; anyone use them lately? Borland used to do some good stuff, too.

Posted by martin on 5/21/04 at 9:24AM


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I'm a Borland guy myself. Altho its still been awhile :) And there are a few free IDE's out there too.. (did you know you can download the Microsoft C/C++ compiler for free? Just no IDE..)

Posted by matt on 5/21/04 at 9:44AM

Recomendations for free IDE

Has anybody tried any good free IDE. I am supposed to find something for work and they are very cheap there. Let me know if you have found any free IDE's that you actually liked.

Posted by sean on 5/23/04 at 2:06PM

Free IDE

Can it be written by a German? ;-)

Posted by bryce on 5/24/04 at 1:59PM

German

It can be written in german if...
The person lived in the US,
has never been to Germany,
every other comment must read: I love the USA,
and the coder cannot understand german.
Then they may consider it.

Posted by sean on 5/25/04 at 8:11AM


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