I 'm fed up with netbeans and was wondering if anybody had a favorite c c++ IDE that wasn 't ne...

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I'm fed up with netbeans and was wondering if anybody had a favorite c/c++ IDE that wasn't netbeans or eclipse. I'm looking for an IDE that can run on windows. I could deal with linux though. I would also like remote compiling. Any suggestions?

[G+_Jason Perry]

¿¿¿ Visual Studios ???

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By george, I hope not. :) But I'm trying it anyway.

[G+_Walter L. McCormick]

I've used code blocks in the past. I don't know if it has remote compiling though

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Walter L. McCormick Thanks. It looks like it might. I'll look into as soon as Visual studio finishes installing.

[G+_Walter L. McCormick]

I've only used Code::Blocks for my C++ course at the university, so I do not have a lot of experience with it. However, it did run very nice when I did use it.

[G+_Derek Anderson]

Visual Studio from M$, pretty good

 

Or if you want something very simple notepad++

[G+_Steve Martin]

Just "Visual Studio Code" the code editor. Not the full fledged IDE. It runs on Mac/Linux and of course Windows. If you are interested in helpful hints when you do code editing, it may not be as useful as a full IDE, but it is very good at pure code editing in a large host of languages:

 

C/C++/C#,Java,Perl,PHP,Ruby,Python, you name it.

 

It's lightweight, so very fast. Works with Git and as I said before, is ported to many different OS's.

[G+_Bryan Burnett]

+1 Visual Studio

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Thanks for everyones suggestions. I'm still looking into but code blocks looks the most promising. Visual studio doesn't look like it is capable without paying for a 3rd [party plugin. Visual studio code looks like you have to jump through a few hoopes for remote development.