[SDL] Inexpensive development tools.

[Matthias Weigand]

I want to throw in another IDE:
Eclipse CDT
It's very feature rich and like any Java-Application it's portable. I've 
been using it for years now and the current version gained a lot of 
features and speed. You have to provide a compiler and usually you're 
doing best using a gcc-based compiler. With eclipse you can get 
integrated SVN functionality (Subclipse) and i haven't seen anything 
comparable when it comes to debugging of multithreaded applications. 
(And of course, its free)

http://www.eclipse.org/cdt/

Matthias


Charles McGarvey wrote:
> Speaking of VC++ 6.0, and I hope this isn't too far off-topic:
>
> We're looking for inexpensive development tools for Windows.  We have  
> Linux and Mac OS X background, so we love and use Makefiles, gcc, and  
> Xcode which are good because they're free and we know how to use  
> them.  Plus we don't have a lot of cash to throw around.  We use C++  
> with SDL.  Can anyone suggest something for Windows?
>
> We've tried Dev-C++ which seems okay but a little buggy and now  
> seemingly not developed.  We also already have VC++ 6.0 which we  
> received a long time ago for something, but we've never used it.
>
> Seeing as how both of these packages are dated, can/should we write  
> modern (Vista) release-quality apps using one of these?  Are there  
> other solutions we should look into?
>
> I suppose VC++ 6.0 still works because the other poster apparently  
> still uses it, so I'm just verifying if it is indeed a reasonable  
> solution for modern SDL development.  Forgive my ignorance of Windows  
> development.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> chaz
>
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