Need C++ IDE for Windows

[Koffi Annan]

Hi,
what is the best C++ IDE for windows,prefera bly free.
something which has lot of extra features compared to microsoft VC++ IDE.

-Friend

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Re: Need C++ IDE for Windows


"Koffi Annan" <ottawaindia200 0@yahoo.ca> a écrit dans le message de
news:ba6e3c93.0 311130527.64d4c b75@posting.goo gle.com...[color=blue]
> Hi,
> what is the best C++ IDE for windows,prefera bly free.
> something which has lot of extra features compared to microsoft VC++ IDE.
>
> -Friend[/color]

"a lot of extra features"..... I don't know what you may want that VC++ does
not have (and which are extended by almost all SDK you use); be more
explicit.

[mfigui01]

Re: Need C++ IDE for Windows

Koffi Annan wrote:
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>Hi,
> what is the best C++ IDE for windows,prefera bly free.
>something which has lot of extra features compared to microsoft VC++ IDE.
>
>-Friend
>
>[/color]
I recently try Dev-C++, which is an open source IDE. You can download it
on sourceforge.net and it come with last GCC for windows. Of course this
tool is better for simple program (i.e. no or simple gui). I think VC++
is certainly the best way to develop some complex application for
windows using C++.

[Mike Smith]

Re: Need C++ IDE for Windows

mfigui01 wrote:
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> Koffi Annan wrote:
>[color=green]
>> Hi,
>> what is the best C++ IDE for windows,prefera bly free.
>> something which has lot of extra features compared to microsoft VC++ IDE.
>>
>> -Friend
>>
>>[/color]
> I recently try Dev-C++, which is an open source IDE. You can download it
> on sourceforge.net and it come with last GCC for windows. Of course this
> tool is better for simple program (i.e. no or simple gui). I think VC++
> is certainly the best way to develop some complex application for
> windows using C++.[/color]

I recently spent some time with Borland's C++Builder/X. I'm not quite
sure I like it as much as Visual Studio, but it's really not bad at all
(though it is curiously lacking in resource editing tools, but then
again so is Dev-C++) and the "personal edition" is only $10.
("Personal" meaning you have to be an individual, not a corporation, to
buy it, but once you have it you can use it to develop code for
commercial sale if you want.)

--
Mike Smith

[J. Feng]

Re: Need C++ IDE for Windows

Mike Smith <mike_UNDERSCOR E_smith@acm.DOT .org> wrote in message news:<vr7jn5kk6 hbt69@news.supe rnews.com>...[color=blue]
> mfigui01 wrote:
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> > Koffi Annan wrote:
> >[color=darkred]
> >> Hi,
> >> what is the best C++ IDE for windows,prefera bly free.
> >> something which has lot of extra features compared to microsoft VC++ IDE.
> >>
> >> -Friend
> >>
> >>[/color]
> > I recently try Dev-C++, which is an open source IDE. You can download it
> > on sourceforge.net and it come with last GCC for windows. Of course this
> > tool is better for simple program (i.e. no or simple gui). I think VC++
> > is certainly the best way to develop some complex application for
> > windows using C++.[/color]
>
> I recently spent some time with Borland's C++Builder/X. I'm not quite
> sure I like it as much as Visual Studio, but it's really not bad at all
> (though it is curiously lacking in resource editing tools, but then
> again so is Dev-C++) and the "personal edition" is only $10.
> ("Personal" meaning you have to be an individual, not a corporation, to
> buy it, but once you have it you can use it to develop code for
> commercial sale if you want.)[/color]

where can i get the borland's c++builder/x?