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Which IDE is recommended?

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paulheu:
NotePad ++ .. IF you must stay in a windows enviroment IMO the easiest solution. And free

deute:
is it normal for c programers not to use ide's ?

torne:
It's normal for many experienced programmers not to use IDEs, regardless of language. It's also fairly common for experienced programmers to use an IDE, regardless of language. :)

I use an IDE for Java (Eclipse), but not really for any other language.

bluebrother:

--- Quote from: deute on April 05, 2012, 05:06:02 AM ---is it normal for c programers not to use ide's ?

--- End quote ---

What's normal? Or is the question rather if it's *common* to not use an IDE? ;)

Either way, what torne said: it depends. I've seen both, and I'm using both depending on what I'm doing (and that's not related to the language -- in some cases I use an IDE for C++ code, in others I don't. Sometimes I use both even when working on the same code). The point is that the tool needs to fit your needs for the task, and an IDE doesn't fit for every task :)

Predelnik:
I've just put all rockbox code to visual studio and using their IntelliSense feature, it really helps to understand project structure to some point, but other than that IDE is fairly unusable i guess.

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