I don't know about the D support, but codeblocks is not really outdated. If
you get the "nightly" builds the last version is from October 10 2009. They
are usually very stable (full with bug fixes and new features), by now I
would say even more than the version in the main page.
"Anders F Björklund" <[email protected]> escreveu na mensagem
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AJ wrote:
Anyone have recommendations for which IDE to use to do an evaluation of D
with? I don't need powerful capabilities as I'm just looking to write
some code and get a feel for some things in D. A bundle would be great.
Also, I think it would be fun to look at the libraries during the eval.
"Eval" is too strong... I just wanna play around with D a little bit in
my spare time. If I can't be up an running in less than an hour,
including any reading necessary to get set up, I'll have to save it for
another time. I definitely don't want to be at a commandline prompt. All
comments/recommendations/opinions welcomed. (Thanks in advance).
You can use Code::Blocks and wxWidgets for an IDE and a GUI
on all platforms (Windows, GNU/Linux, Mac OS X and FreeBSD)
It's outdated (2008) and not a native D environment (C++),
so it probably won't work for evaluating D2 or TDPL book.
But it should be up and running is much less than an hour,
and it's also available in the package/ports repositories.
You can use either DMD/GDC and Phobos/Tango as you choose,
and the program and libraries are Free Software (GPL/LGPL).
http://wxd.sourceforge.net/#codeblocks
http://gdcwin.sourceforge.net/ (MinGW)
--anders
