Freeware used for Software Development

[Franz Klein]

What freeware do you use when developing software? I can immediately think of WinCVS. There is also a restricted 'freeware' version of Rational Rose for UML. :)

[Thomas Freudenberg]

FranzKlein wrote: I can immediately think of WinCVS. I am using WinCVS, too, and WndTabs. Regards Thomas Sonork id: 100.10453 Thömmi
Windows Messenger: Thomas.Freudenberg@cycos.com

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[moliate]

CVS, Doxygen and ResHacker (and some GNU stuff like od, gcc and so on when on a linux box). I have also found some really resourceful applications and add-ins here on CP like a project line counter, a NCB nuker, QuickHex and so on. Thanks to all contributers for that! :-D /moliate

[James T Johnson]

I've been using Chris Sells CollectionGen for creating strongly typed collections in C#. I've also used nDoc and nAnt. Thats all I can think of right now. James Simplicity Rules!

[Senkwe Chanda]

FranzKlein wrote: I can immediately think of WinCVS. Could you describe the setup in which you are using WinCVS? I'm also looking into it. On what version of Windows is it running in your case and how has it been so far? Regards Senkwe Just another wannabe code junky

[Chris Losinger]

the WinHelp compiler PKZIP's command line version that's about it. i've paid for everything else. -c

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[Haim Yulzari]

I'm using the best editor there is for Unix and Windows alike: Vim (VI Improved - and my, what an improvement!)

[Gil Rivlis]

How about GSL, the Gnu Scientific Library. There's even a win binary here. Gil

[Navin]

wxWindows!! (That's a cross-platform, MFC-like library for C++ (and other languages) in case you didn't know.) It's pretty good stuff. Ironically, we only use it for Windows code at the moment... No generalization is 100% true. Not even this one.

[Navin]

Shoot, and I almost forgot: Perl. We use that all over the place for internal scripts and stuff. No generalization is 100% true. Not even this one.