At 12:06 PM 08/02/02 -0700, you wrote:
>Hmm... I'd like to be able to do that too :-D The thing is, I use Visual
>C++ to write ... C++ code!
>
>My 2 cents: doesn't it seem weird to use a $600 product to edit code for a
>free software tool :-) ?
IMHO vc++ is the best thing M.S. has ever come out with.
But I don't use their libraries, since they are not portable and
I prefer the tcl/tk/vtcl way of doing graphics, gui, and scripting.
I don't even use the ++ in C++.
Here's my toolkit:
Tcl/Tk - best scripting language, with best gui graphics language (free)
Vtcl - Visual tools plus seemless integration with tcl/tk and it's great extentions.
(free)
VC++ - edit, group, maintain all code and great C editor & debugger (boss paid for
it)
mktclapp - wrap it all together - create single executables for tcl and C (free)
- write tcl procs in C with an argc/argv like interface
- Let C code call tcl with a printf like function.
Output is portable.
What else can an old V6-bell-labs-unix dog wish for?
Java? ok by me, if that's your thing. Not for me.
But what else is even out there that can do all that?
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