Favorite IDE

[elvenspike]

What's Your Favorite Integrated Development Environment?

I'm a big fan of NetBeans for C++/Java, and Bluefish for HTML.

[firedraco]

VC++

[Duthomhas]

Find my answer here:
http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/lounge/4953/

[elvenspike]

at first i thought it was gonna be a recent post and my post was pointless, but i saw the dates on it lol ill go find your post on it now.

EDIT : his is Delphi 5, so other people dont have to go find it. :P

[z05DSL3A]

At the moment it is Visual Studio 2008, but will likely change to XCode in the near future.

[Galik]

http://eclipse.org/

I think it r0x :)

[demosthenes2k8]

wxDev-C++. It does what I need it to, and nothing extraneous or overwhelming.

[R0mai]

Eclipse CDT +1 :)

[Denis]

Undo Windows:
I use notpad++ for active development
For debuging and bug fixing MS VS 2008 Express Ed
For refactoring Eclipse

Undow Linux
Eclipse

[chrisname]

I use Ed too!

Actually I'm quite partial to jEdit. I use codeblocks alot too.

[mspy2plus]

I use visual C++.

[PanGalactic]

Kdevelop: http://www.kdevelop.org/

I've tried Eclipse/CDT, Anjuta, Code::Blocks and others. Kdevelop wins for Unix development. Maybe if I had (MUCH) more RAM and my workspace wasn't NFS mounted over a slow pipe I'd like Eclipse a little more. But I was always fighting for resources when that behemoth would run.

[Gregor]

oh for fucks sake what he ment was POST THERE...enough with the bumps

edit:
if that is not what he ment than I'm shocked - he might as well wrote an IDE.


MS VS for everything C/C++

[KenSoGCN]

source insight for development, gcc for compling and gdb for debuging

[firedraco]

oh for fucks sake what he ment was POST THERE...enough with the bumps

Uh...

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[chrisname]

Owned.

[mcleano]

Owned.

Priceless!

[bnolsen]

vim/elvis under linux and vim/vs2009 express uner windows cygwin.
I do about 95+% of my development remotely (even in the office).

[elvenspike]

Just looked back at this from my topics, just wanted to say :

oh for fucks sake what he ment was POST THERE...enough with the bumps

edit:
if that is not what he ment than I'm shocked - he might as well wrote an IDE.


MS VS for everything C/C++

Don't feel bad, I though the exact same thing, then i saw the topic is archived :)

[NGen]

What Grey Wolf said, but I like eclipse because it doesn't wait until compile-time to check for syntax errors and warnings... Very useful when you have a large project and can't wait for all of your headers and sources to be compiled.