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Solve : Anything better than MSVC++?? |
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Answer» As the title entails, I'd like to know if there's any better IDE than Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition. The DEBUG mode LAGS to *censored*, and once it even disconnected me from the internet. Maybe that was just my ROUTER resetting itself... again... Also, builds take forever and sometimes it even crashes on me when I have a loooong code >_>; I've already tried Dev-C++ and it didn't really work out too well xD. Anyways, a little help please? =/Check out the link, it has all major C++ IDE's free and proprietary. If I'm on a XP machine, I'll use Visual C++ 6; if I need to run vista, I'll use another languageFor me, all the visual studios are laggy as heck when debugging and starting up, I got rid of them because they were taking up tooo much space for my needs.Version six isn't laggy at all. Ctrl+Alt+T shows up instantly, just like VB6's Ctrl+J. now the .NET environments, on the other hand...Quote from: BC_Programmer on May 19, 2009, 07:39:45 PM Version six isn't laggy at all. Ctrl+Alt+T shows up instantly, just like VB6's Ctrl+J.I mean like the 2008 ones...well, you did say "All"...Quote from: BC_Programmer on May 19, 2009, 07:50:45 PM well, you did say "All"...I meant all the 2008 ones. They're fairly BULKY (if you can't even INSTALL Maple Story) and very slow.2008 barely runs on my XP machine. 2005 is better. but still I ask myself why I bother since I never use them. The professional editions come with the MSDN library, though, which I find fairly handy. I've pretty much read everything in the April 2000 MSDN library snapshot that I got with Visual Studio 6.0 a few years ago (I'm dead serious- I was reading KB articles for programs I had never even heard of- it was reading material, after all)VBS 2008 runs fine on mine XP! Quote from: Ironman on May 20, 2009, 06:50:03 AM VBS 2008 runs fine on mine XP!Are you sure it doesn't actually affect YOU?!Meant to say "my", was typing too fast and didn't read over my post, still have no problems with VBS 08.Quote from: Ironman on May 19, 2009, 06:53:07 PM Check out the link, it has all major C++ IDE's free and proprietary. Thanks... lol =P I'm running Vista HPx64 x.x So yeah debugging happens to be a biiit laggy for me what the heck is "VBS 2008"Quote from: BC_Programmer on May 20, 2009, 05:43:26 PM what the heck is "VBS 2008"Visual Basic 2008 or Visual Basic Studio 2008 http://www.microsoft.com/Express/VB/ |
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