Nikolas schrieb: > I am currently using Dev-Cpp but it is getting very "old" and it is > unstable. I want to change to an other ide.
I'm using Eclipse with CDT-Plugin (http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/) and MinGW (http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=2435 use Automated Installer) and I'm very fond of the current version. I'm working with a lot of projects and they all are easily accessable out of the IDE. Disadvantage is, that Eclipse is written in Java that means, it costs a lot of ressources and tends to be slow - a fast PC with a lot of RAM is recommended. But I compared this to the costs of MS-IDE (Visual Studio) and it was less expensive to buy a fast PC, than a MS Product. Also FLTK-developement is easy, because you can start FLUID out of Eclipse just by clicking on FLUID-Files and the IDE recognizes changes of source. And the new version is very fine to reduce typist's neuritis and there are very strong functions for search. To me Dev-Cpp is beginners crap for baby projects. ;o) > together with the horrible arrangement of the www.fltk.org site) LOL, I really should know the site, but every time, when I want to use a known thing, I start to search. It's not senility? ;o) Ed _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
