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Hi,

There's an excellent IDE for Windows called PellesC. A one-man project, as it seems.
Rocks for Win32 development.

I'm gonna try to suit it for OS developement, I don't mind PE format.

Here's the link: http://www.smorgasbordet.com/pellesc/index.htm

Anyone tried it?

Hi,

pretty cool , but i prefer a KDevelop under linux


your nickname if i remember is an assembly instruction (compare and exchange)



спасибо
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vim+shell

I tried it a long time ago back in like 2006 or so when I was learning C. If you look at the license, there is some royalty clause that scared me away from it

good IDE, fair compiler. Didn't like the license though

i have it, in fact i have had it for months

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спасибо to you too)

I've had it for a long time as well.

Yeah, it's compare and exchange. I actually wanted it to be just 'xchg', but then I saw than there is a guy XCHG here

Proud VS user here!

For general C++ development VS2010TS includes features for designing, unit testing, profiling, UML'ing, databases. The only downside is that Visual Assist X doesn't run on it yet (but the intellisense/auto-complete has been upgraded in VS2010 so it's very accurate)!

For OS'deving, I still use the IDE since it's easy to integrate with any build system - including make!

Nah, i prefer Kate+bash+GNOME

KotuxGuy wrote:Nah, i prefer Kate+bash+GNOME

I find it weird that someone uses KDE's text editor with GNOME.

I find it more concerning that people necropost

KotuxGuy wrote:Nah, i prefer Kate+bash+GNOME

I use SciTE Text Editor with Gnome.

Tommy wrote:

KotuxGuy wrote:Nah, i prefer Kate+bash+GNOME

I use SciTE Text Editor with Gnome.

I use whatever I want. If I want to use Cool Program from GNOME and Awesome Bit from KDE, I use it. I don't take dumb sides in application use. And yes, I know KDE and Gnome will commonly look awful beside each other.. but I don't much care

The best IDE for OS Dev is one you have coded yourself and is running on a OS you have coded, this is the best test for your OS in the real world.
Just think about why linux was so successful, because they used it to dev linux on when it was just a very basic OS.
If you do not use it , then why should others ?.
I know some are not upto that stage yet, but it should be a goal of all OS Dev's to get it to that stage, as soon as possible.

Use just vim and make as my development environment. That and gdb for debugging and you could never want for more!