I am currently in CS53 and 54 and i dont like having to use jpico and SSH to program. Can anyone reccommend a FREE development environment that i can code and compile in and it will be compatible with the g++ compiler and jpico commands we have been taught?
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I use UltraEdit with WinSCP3 to send files back and forth, but UltraEdit is shareware. Eclipse for C/C++ is also out there, but I've never really tried that..
Oops...crap...you wanted a Windows program. I kinda breezed past the title.
Eclipse is good, but it does not come with an internal C/C++ compiler. In Linux, this isn't really a problem, since it comes with gcc (disclaimer: I've never used Eclipse for anything but Java). In Windows it's a bigger problem, though. I suppose, if you had the patience, you could put together a Cygwin install that had Eclipse and gcc installed on it.
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I second textpad. You can save a unix formated text file. Then just ssh to compile and run.
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I use UltraEdit with WinSCP3 to send files back and forth, but UltraEdit is shareware. Eclipse for C/C++ is also out there, but I've never really tried that..
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Are you looking for an IDE/editor or a win32 port of GCC?
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You could use Microsoft Visual Studio, I actually used to do that for 53. Get C++ 2005 Express Edition (free) and start a new project -> win32 console app. Make sure you select empty project. Some of the syntax is different in gcc, so make sure you compile/valgrind it in unix before you turn it in.
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Are you looking for an IDE/editor or a win32 port of GCC?
Well, if a Win32 port of GCC is available,you could use Eclipse as your IDE. The Wiki article for GCC led me to think that a Win32 port of it does not exist.
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zkissane wrote:
GenPFault wrote:
Are you looking for an IDE/editor or a win32 port of GCC?
Well, if a Win32 port of GCC is available,you could use Eclipse as your IDE. The Wiki article for GCC led me to think that a Win32 port of it does not exist.
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