[SDL] Inexpensive development tools.

[Jonathan Dearborn]

Hi,
 
I've been really happy using Code::Blocks for the past year or so.  I think some of the Dev-C++ developers jumped ship to CB as well.  You'll need a compiler like mingw to plug into it and it feels pretty clean.
 
You can check it out at www.codeblocks.org but be careful.  The release candidate is very old and not much better than Dev-C++.  Instead, look for the nightly builds at forums.codeblocks.org.
 
Jonny D



> From: onefriedrice at brokenzipper.com> Date: Sun, 14 Oct 2007 20:14:37 -0600> To: sdl at lists.libsdl.org> Subject: [SDL] Inexpensive development tools.> > > 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> > _______________________________________________> SDL mailing list> SDL at lists.libsdl.org> http://lists.libsdl.org/listinfo.cgi/sdl-libsdl.org
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