dev-c++

[Mr. C]

does anyone else use dev-c++ by bloodshed? I think it rocks

[Notsosuperhero]

I used to use it, back when I started, but don't really like it much. Since then I've switched to Visual Studio and Code::Blocks.

[SuperKoko]

does anyone else use dev-c++ by bloodshed? I think it rocks
I installed it once.
It seemed good at first, but after using it a few hours I saw that it was slow, used huge amounts of memory (not that a big deal), but, worst than everything, crashed a lot.
Newer versions are perhaps more stable. I hope so.

My favorite development environment is a command line interface (xterm or command.com) + a good text editor (Vim or metapad) + a good makefile processor.

IDE tend to create a dependence (after that, guys don't want to use another compiler than the one their favorite IDE is designed for)...
I feel more free when I use the command line interface, because I can easily automate everything since I know well the command line interface.
And, why the h*ll does the default code samples contain non-portable ugly statements (system("PAUSE");) that appear consequently on codeguru forums?

Of course, all of that is a personnal opinion. :)

[romansy]

i use it for a while .. but now i return to Visual C++ 6 , because i now programming with MFC ...

DEV - C++ , its very good , and its flow the C99 Standard .. (all the rest is not ) .

you can type :

int x;
cin >> x ;
int array[x] ;

// the standard say that , not me ;)


there is a lot of thing C99 come with , you can Search on it .


Bye .