Re: Intergrated Development Environments
- From: Randy Howard <randyhoward@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 30 Nov 2005 07:21:49 GMT
B0beh wrote
(in article
<1133321151.940116.270290@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>):
> Could anyone give me any pointers on where to get or information on
> IDEs where they came from (I'm assuming they're just the evolution of
> plain old text editors)
I suspect cscope deserves at least partial credit for being the
first one, despite not having a GUI, and not doing it all in one
place (but you could shell out and such).
> and examples of them (I'm not sure but Eclipse
> looks to be the most popular amongst open source people and Visual
> Studio for Microsoft programmers).
Kdevelop, Anjuta, a slew of them. Try searching for IDE on
sf.net. See also www.trolltech.com and their QT development
environment for GUIs and libQT for a variation. On the Mac,
Xcode is another, sits on top of gcc and objective-c.
Also of interest, dev-C++, MinGW, and Borland C++ builder.
There are a boatload of them.
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