What Development Tools are you using?
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I whould like to know what software development tools people are using. What IDE, compiler, editor, debugger ect. Does anyone make regular use of version control, code checker/beautifier, profilers, design/modeling tools or Visual Studio Add On?. Personally I use Visual Studio for editing, compiling and debugging and that is it. In College I used gcc and a plain text editor. I am thinking about giving other development tools a try.
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I whould like to know what software development tools people are using. What IDE, compiler, editor, debugger ect. Does anyone make regular use of version control, code checker/beautifier, profilers, design/modeling tools or Visual Studio Add On?. Personally I use Visual Studio for editing, compiling and debugging and that is it. In College I used gcc and a plain text editor. I am thinking about giving other development tools a try.
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I whould like to know what software development tools people are using. What IDE, compiler, editor, debugger ect. Does anyone make regular use of version control, code checker/beautifier, profilers, design/modeling tools or Visual Studio Add On?. Personally I use Visual Studio for editing, compiling and debugging and that is it. In College I used gcc and a plain text editor. I am thinking about giving other development tools a try.
I've used an illegal version of Visual C++ 6 long time ago. When the Visual Studio .NET were released I bought the Academic version (because I still studying) for only $130 Buying VS.NET was the best thing I ever done! Rickard Andersson@Suza Computing C# and C++ programmer from SWEDEN! UIN: 50302279 E-Mail: nikado@pc.nu Speciality: I love C#, ASP.NET and C++!
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I whould like to know what software development tools people are using. What IDE, compiler, editor, debugger ect. Does anyone make regular use of version control, code checker/beautifier, profilers, design/modeling tools or Visual Studio Add On?. Personally I use Visual Studio for editing, compiling and debugging and that is it. In College I used gcc and a plain text editor. I am thinking about giving other development tools a try.
For VC#: What IDE? VS.NET & notepad compiler? MS VC#.NET compiler version control? VSS code checker/beautifier, profilers, design/modeling tools ? Compuware's devpartner .NET profiler community edition Cheers, Simon "Sign up for a chance to be among the first to experience the wrath of the gods.", Microsoft's home page (24/06/2002)
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I whould like to know what software development tools people are using. What IDE, compiler, editor, debugger ect. Does anyone make regular use of version control, code checker/beautifier, profilers, design/modeling tools or Visual Studio Add On?. Personally I use Visual Studio for editing, compiling and debugging and that is it. In College I used gcc and a plain text editor. I am thinking about giving other development tools a try.
Office: - Visual Studio - DIA (I need a free non-java UML tool with all 9 diagrams, but haven't found it yet) - WinCVS (way faster than VSS, but some drawbacks too) - dOxygen for documentation - CCCC for metrics (evaluating) - CppUnit for testing (I'm not giving it justice right now) - soon a bug tracking tool (not choosen yet) - still looking for a code wizard Home: - any text editor (I will test Smart Editor Pro tomorrow) - the best free/cheap IDE for the language I haven't chosen yet (most likely Ada95) - Dev-C++ IDE (I love that one, and it's free) - Poseidon UML - dOxygen & CCCC, but I hope to replace them soon Most important: use what you NEED, no more. The keypoints for me are CVS and CppUnit. I also love Dev-C++ that is free and less fuzzy that this damn VC++ and its non standard options rising unpredictable bugs. Hope it helps, Eric