What's your favorite IDE?

[Pecos]

What's your favorite IDE (integrated development environment) and if they're different for difference languages/environments, say so!

Mine are...

on Windows
Java: TextPad
C++: Visual Studio

on Unix-based systems
Java: Vi
C++: Vi

[thisisnotmike]

I use notepad for everything.

[Pecos]

At 7/17/01 03:37 PM, thisisnotmike wrote: I use notepad for everything.

Notepad in Unix?

[thisisnotmike]

At 7/17/01 07:19 PM, MassiveBit wrote:

At 7/17/01 03:37 PM, thisisnotmike wrote: I use notepad for everything.

Notepad in Unix?

I'm not on Unix, foo. I'm on windows.

[Pecos]

At 7/17/01 09:43 PM, thisisnotmike wrote:

At 7/17/01 07:19 PM, MassiveBit wrote:

At 7/17/01 03:37 PM, thisisnotmike wrote: I use notepad for everything.

Notepad in Unix?

I'm not on Unix, foo. I'm on windows.

Hey, you said "notepad for everything." So I assumed you meant everything that I mentioned, including Unix-based systems. Foo! Boss..

[thisisnotmike]

At 7/18/01 08:51 AM, MassiveBit wrote:

At 7/17/01 09:43 PM, thisisnotmike wrote:

At 7/17/01 07:19 PM, MassiveBit wrote:

At 7/17/01 03:37 PM, thisisnotmike wrote: I use notepad for everything.

Notepad in Unix?

I'm not on Unix, foo. I'm on windows.

Hey, you said "notepad for everything." So I assumed you meant everything that I mentioned, including Unix-based systems. Foo! Boss..

I'll get the Polish mafia on your ass for that, meaning that you would have to take out a hit on yourself!

If you wanna make a donation to the michael fund and buy me a new hd I will be on an os other than windows and won't be using notepad anymore.

[Cheesemold]

I need a complier. Anyone know of any good Free ones?

[Pecos]

At 7/19/01 12:29 PM, cheesemold wrote: I need a complier. Anyone know of any good Free ones?

For what OS and language??

[Cheesemold]

At 7/19/01 02:13 PM, MassiveBit wrote:

At 7/19/01 12:29 PM, cheesemold wrote: I need a complier. Anyone know of any good Free ones?

For what OS and language??

Windows, C, I'd prefer it have GUI

[Pecos]

At 7/19/01 05:00 PM, cheesemold wrote:

At 7/19/01 02:13 PM, MassiveBit wrote:

At 7/19/01 12:29 PM, cheesemold wrote: I need a complier. Anyone know of any good Free ones?

For what OS and language??

Windows, C, I'd prefer it have GUI

Visual Studio is good. GTK isn't bad either, but Visual Studio gives you MFC.. even though you won't be using them in C.

[Cheesemold]

At 7/20/01 11:25 AM, MassiveBit wrote: Visual Studio is good. GTK isn't bad either, but Visual Studio gives you MFC.. even though you won't be using them in C.

Where can I get visual studio? is it free? and where can I get GTK? is IT free?

[Cheesemold]

by GUI I mean that it should have GUI, it doesn't have to be able to produce stuff with it. (look at my pick, but it may be to small.)

[Cheesemold]

GOD FUCKING DAMNIT!!!!! ARG why does it do this to me, I just changed it so it wouldn't be so damn small!! I'll just have to try to upload this for the 5th time!

[Cheesemold]

AHHHH, much better :)

[liljim]

At 7/17/01 09:57 AM, MassiveBit wrote: What's your favorite IDE (integrated development environment) and if they're different for difference languages/environments, say so!

Pretty much arachnophilia for any web development stuff.

Anyone ever use Putty for telnet / ssh?

[Pecos]

At 7/20/01 02:54 PM, cheesemold wrote:

At 7/20/01 11:25 AM, MassiveBit wrote: Visual Studio is good. GTK isn't bad either, but Visual Studio gives you MFC.. even though you won't be using them in C.

Where can I get visual studio? is it free? and where can I get GTK? is IT free?

I'm not sure about GTK.. it might be free. Visual Studio is not free - look for Microsoft Visual Studio 6

[pawn]

yo man my fav IDE is delphi, u can do anything with it, client/server,isp, database, socks, shat, games, anything man need anything email me at [e-mail]

[stefen]

On Windows, I use Notepad for most of my code editing. It's a great program..

[stefen]

Um.. That should have said Textpad, not Notepad. :P

[Pecos]

At 7/20/01 07:35 PM, liljim wrote: Anyone ever use Putty for telnet / ssh?

No, but try SecureCRT. It's easy to use and customize.

[pyroarchy]

At 7/24/01 08:49 AM, MassiveBit wrote:

At 7/20/01 07:35 PM, liljim wrote: Anyone ever use Putty for telnet / ssh?

No, but try SecureCRT. It's easy to use and customize.

What luck, I'm rying to figure out SecureCRT and how to work it, if so could you help explain a few blanks.
It wants a hostname, mine right? And mine is set to port 22, and I use qwik conect everytime cause they said its the best for newbies, i have a unix shell account I want to upload stuff to.

[Pecos]

At 7/24/01 09:08 AM, pyroarchy wrote:

At 7/24/01 08:49 AM, MassiveBit wrote:

At 7/20/01 07:35 PM, liljim wrote: Anyone ever use Putty for telnet / ssh?

No, but try SecureCRT. It's easy to use and customize.

What luck, I'm rying to figure out SecureCRT and how to work it, if so could you help explain a few blanks.
It wants a hostname, mine right? And mine is set to port 22, and I use qwik conect everytime cause they said its the best for newbies, i have a unix shell account I want to upload stuff to.

Well I guesss just because it's easy to use it doesn't mean it's idiot-proof. Yes, the hostname is the computer you're trying to connect to (such as yahoo.com or 192.168.0.1). You shouldn't need to change the port number, unless you changed the port number on which the server is listening for a telnet/ssh connection.

Look at the Help text. Don't ask stupid questions.

[pyroarchy]

At 7/24/01 12:19 PM, MassiveBit wrote:

At 7/24/01 09:08 AM, pyroarchy wrote:

At 7/24/01 08:49 AM, MassiveBit wrote:

At 7/20/01 07:35 PM, liljim wrote: Anyone ever use Putty for telnet / ssh?

No, but try SecureCRT. It's easy to use and customize.

What luck, I'm rying to figure out SecureCRT and how to work it, if so could you help explain a few blanks.
It wants a hostname, mine right? And mine is set to port 22, and I use qwik conect everytime cause they said its the best for newbies, i have a unix shell account I want to upload stuff to.

Well I guesss just because it's easy to use it doesn't mean it's idiot-proof. Yes, the hostname is the computer you're trying to connect to (such as yahoo.com or 192.168.0.1). You shouldn't need to change the port number, unless you changed the port number on which the server is listening for a telnet/ssh connection.

Look at the Help text. Don't ask stupid questions.

I read it and it sucked, allit said was that this is that and that is this, it NEVER said exactly what goes in the feilds. There are no stupid questions.

[Pecos]

At 7/24/01 11:16 PM, pyroarchy wrote: I read it and it sucked, allit said was that this is that and that is this, it NEVER said exactly what goes in the feilds. There are no stupid questions.

It's clear when what you should do. If I can go on yahoo right now and with a few clicks find a dozen pages that tell me exactly what to do, then you asking that is a stupid question.

[pyroarchy]

Perhaps you misunderstood me, I mean I searched using metacrawler but I found nohing that actually helped me at all, and by me saying there are no stupid questions, I mean that if someone does not know something and they ask it is not a stupid question, no matter what it is, its better to ask then go on not knowing at all.

[Pecos]

At 7/25/01 08:48 AM, pyroarchy wrote: Perhaps you misunderstood me, I mean I searched using metacrawler but I found nohing that actually helped me at all, and by me saying there are no stupid questions, I mean that if someone does not know something and they ask it is not a stupid question, no matter what it is, its better to ask then go on not knowing at all.

True, but I just told you.. I could go to a search engine and find at least a dozen sites that tell me how to use SecureCRT. It's not that hard.

[pyroarchy]

True, but I just told you.. I could go to a search engine and find at least a dozen sites that tell me how to use SecureCRT. It's not that hard.

Yes i would have, but I saw this being discussed and decided to go here. But thanks I got into my shell account :)