On Tue, Mar 12, 2013 at 11:04:53AM -0700, Ian Ni-Lewis wrote:
> I don't care to argue about the superiority or inferiority of each product;
Just FWIW, I, no doubt like most here, still remember what comp.editors
used to be like in the weekly editor wars, some of which were still going
while the next had already started. I'd hate to see that happen here.
However, having said that, this conversation has made me decide to at
least see what IntelliJ is, exactly, and how it works vs Eclipse. Then
I'll decide on that for myself. :-) (No, I haven't really been
following this thread until now...but I do know how to look it up <grin>).
> I will, however, stand by my observation that NDK development in Eclipse is
> no fun at all. That isn't necessarily the fault of Eclipse.
I don't know about that last bit---I never did get it to work with
Eclipse. I just use the NDK and its scripts, along with one or two of
my own scripts.
Later,
--jim
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