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From: Josh M. <mrl...@gm...> - 2005-11-23 02:18:49
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Code::Blocks does everything Dev-C++ does, and more. Dev-C++, you can set it up to use the MS compiler but it's tricky. Code::Blocks supports it (an= d all compile options) right out of the box. Code::Blocks also has support for workspaces and compile targets, both of which are missing from Dev-C++. On 11/22/05, Scott <fre...@ve...> wrote: > > >Judging from your questions, I think Code::Blocks (http://codeblocks.org= ) > would be right up your alley. C++/wxwindows, a plug-in architecture and > even developed by on of the Dev-C++ devs! > Does Code blocks, do anything that DevC/C++ does or does not do? > I actually like quite like DevC/C++ for a editor and compiler. > > I do notice on the Code Blocks page it mentions... > Multiple Compiler Support.... (which may be handy) > > That sounds cool, can i use MS's compiler with DevC/C++ ??? > I'm a bit afraid to try and update Ming, with DevC++ > > Cheers, > Scott.... > > -- Cheers, Josh |