Snus University (Programming in C++)

[devilock76]

So eclipse is kinda sketchy? Have a better option for mac. Anyone know where I can download an older version of xcode that will run on 10.6.8

A bit late on this I am sure. Eclipse is great for Java dev but I have never liked it for C or C++ dev. Just too much overhead without any gain.

On a mac Xcode is workable, but you should also be able to get CODE::BLOCKS to run, which is an open source solution. One way you can go about acquiring CODE::BLOCKS is through Mac Ports.

Ken

[CoderGuy]

A bit late on this I am sure. Eclipse is great for Java dev but I have never liked it for C or C++ dev. Just too much overhead without any gain.

On a mac Xcode is workable, but you should also be able to get CODE::BLOCKS to run, which is an open source solution. One way you can go about acquiring CODE::BLOCKS is through Mac Ports.

Ken

I forgot about CODE::BLOCKS, used it a long time ago with wxWidgets.

[devilock76]

I forgot about CODE::BLOCKS, used it a long time ago with wxWidgets.

Truly a great C++ RAD setup... and free...

Ken

[Crow]

First lesson has been posted. It needs touching up, but I will do that as questions come in.

Have fun!

............. and a video for your viewing pleasure

[Zero]

It's worth noting that VisualStudio Express editions are available for free (no licence keys needed!). You can get Express editions for C#, C++, and VB.NET - they don't have all the features of the professional editions (advanced debugging, etc) but for most anyone they should be more than sufficient.

http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudi...d-2012-express

For anyone keen, StackOverflow is a great resource if you're into programming. I hang out there a lot these days :

http://stackoverflow.com/users/327083/j

[lxskllr]

Good to see ya Zero! Unusual topic to pull you out of the woodwork :^D

[Crow]

It's worth noting that VisualStudio Express editions are available for free (no licence keys needed!). You can get Express editions for C#, C++, and VB.NET - they don't have all the features of the professional editions (advanced debugging, etc) but for most anyone they should be more than sufficient.

http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudi...d-2012-express

For anyone keen, StackOverflow is a great resource if you're into programming. I hang out there a lot these days :

http://stackoverflow.com/users/327083/j

Ah yes! I should've mentioned that! Thanks

You can also try out several editions (including Professional and Ultimate) for 90 days absolutely free.

http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio/eng/downloads

[lxskllr]

Ah yes! I should've mentioned that! Thanks

You can also try out several editions (including Professional and Ultimate) for 90 days absolutely free.

http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio/eng/downloads

They're all .exe files. Where are the .debs?!


:^P