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Re: Anyone here try Visual C++ 2005 Express?? |
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Re: Anyone here try Visual C++ 2005 Express?? -
09-12-2005
Ah yes, I'd kind of had one trail of thought, and it appeared to have mutated a little. The original train of thought was: windows is primarily a gui environment, and visual c++ looks to be well designed for that. And that I prefer command line usage (most unix systems have terminals that are far better than those available in windows). Sorry for the confusion!
As a side note - anjuta for gnome (although, I admit it's been a while since I've tried it). |
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Re: Anyone here try Visual C++ 2005 Express?? -
18-12-2005
After a bit of a shakey start, I can honestly say I prefer using VS 2005 over VC6 right now.
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