Re: [Dev-C++] No Comparison: Dev C++ & Visual C++
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From: Hongli L. <h....@ch...> - 2002-05-03 11:00:41
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On Fri, 2002-05-03 at 09:31, Yeoh HS wrote: > For Dev-C++ to be useful, one needs to download other C or C++ library > packages. > Examples are: > 1. For GUI development, the best I've seen so far is wxWindows; > 2. For client-server database applications, one can use MySQL or Interbase > or Firebird and related interface libs & headers. > 3. For embedded database applications, you can use SQLite. > 4. For graphics, OpenGL. > This is well and good but like most things, it is easier said than done. > Trying to get all the various packages to work together with Dev-C++ is not > an easy task. However, I noted that over the past several years, more C++ > libraries are supporting MingW. I've created packages for WxWindows, FLTK and SDL, and they will be simultanously released with Dev-C++ beta 3. So installing WxWindows won't be a problem anymore. :-) And I think you really should not compare M$VC++, an expensive commercial Microsoft Windows-oriented development tool, with Dev-C++, written by some volunteers. I've never used MSVC++ so I don't even know what it offers. |