Posted by jgrant on 00:45:00 10-25-2001
I just got Visual C++ and downloaded a copy of Thinking in C++, so I am set to start learning c++ again.
Just got bored and wanted to post something....
Posted by SilentStrike on 03:28:00 10-25-2001
Nice.
Posted by jgrant on 21:32:00 10-25-2001
Anyone know of a good MFC tutorial?
Posted by Satanic Fever on 05:15:00 01-05-2002
Try this link.. I just uploaded it just then.. its a zip file, just extract it.. you should see lots of gifs and html files.. browse around there.. shows you how to do stuff in Visual C++ using MFC (i fink)
http://wilan.ausgamers.com/visualc.exe
Posted by KaGez on 15:34:00 01-05-2002
what's so special about VC++? isn't a editor and gcc enough? I mean, there must be somethings that makes it so special... if it's the IDE you could also use anjuta :/
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Posted by Peter on 16:04:00 01-05-2002
VC++ is a non-standard variant of C++, afaik. Some people might like it (although you might not believe it ).
Posted by -KEN- on 16:37:00 01-05-2002
Actually afaik it conforms fine to the C++ standard, with a slight deviation or add-on here and there. I love the IDE on it. Nothing but the new VS.NET IDE even comes CLOSE to it.
Plus, it's the greatest compiler on the planet for WinAPI/MFC coding.
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Posted by SilentStrike on 22:57:00 01-05-2002
KDevelop is actually a pretty nice IDE, comparable, I'd say, to MSVC 6 at least.
http://www.kdevelop.org/graphics/screenshots/1.4/GrepWindow.jpg
http://www.kdevelop.org/graphics/screenshots/1.4/GraphicalClassView.jpg
www.kdevelop.org
Posted by -KEN- on 23:45:00 01-05-2002
It's practically the exact same thing...can we say "revers-engineered ripoff"? just kidding...
and I don't think MSVC has that graphical class view...nice.
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Posted by KaGez on 02:43:00 01-06-2002
also take a look at anjuta, it will also work on windows with gtk
http://anjuta.sourceforge.net/right_pannel.php?load=screenshots.php
anyways, the best compiler that makes the fastest binaries out of C/C++ is gcc I've somewhere also read about that, with graphs and such stuff....
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Posted by fabs on 03:02:00 01-06-2002
I always build my own little IDE =) Gotta send you a screenshot some time. You know, open up a couple of emacs windows and a transparent console in the bottom, bedded into the desktop, write yourself a make file and voila
fabs
Posted by KaGez on 12:36:00 01-06-2002
I also fire up one gedit window, one ddd window and one console (although the console is always there), and that's it... perfect for developing!
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