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What OS and IDE do you use?

What OS, Compiler, and IDE (if any) do you use?

sergent
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Also
Xcode
Netbeans
notepad++ sometimes :)

mikulucky
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Also Xcode Netbeans notepad++ sometimes

Yes, but I could only put 10 choices :(
And I use Notepad++ too, but mostly for other languages (not C/C++).

I was going to also add EMACS but no space :(

sergent
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OOOO I forgot EMACS!!! :D

mikulucky
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Mentioning Emacs without mentioning Vim? Surely the world must be coming to an end. ;-)

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Maybe it would have been better if there was a separate poll with OS and IDE or compiler because of the poll limiter :)

zeroliken
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Maybe it would have been better if there was a separate poll with OS and IDE or compiler because of the poll limiter


You right!
Can you Admins delete this thread, so I can make 2 instead?

I am pleasantly surprised to see that there is more people using eclipse and Code::Blocks then Visual Studio!Mentioning Emacs without mentioning Vim? Surely the world must be coming to an end. ;-)
Haha, if admins separate this into 2, I will add Vim, Minix, Other Linuxes, Unix, different Mac versions, Xcode, Netbeans and many others :)

sergent
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hmm ...
I usually work on a Windows machine, but IDE tends to differ:

NetBeans: when I'm writing a simple class lib
Eclipse: for 'normal' webapps
SpringSource : when working on a GWT project
JCreator or Notepad++: when I'm creating small, single class app's

stultuske
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Deleting thread would be against the forum rules. If you want, I can turn this into a OS or a IDE/Editor thread. So, which one do you want it to be?

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IDE. People can just put there OS in the thread itself.

sergent
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Done and done.

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This is exactly what happens when somebody first act and only after that thinks...

To make some people happy, I will say that I use Windows XP, Windows 7, Mac OS, Ubuntu. I do my coding in Intellij, Eclipse, NetBeans and sometimes on JCreator (given that it is often much easier just to use IDE in which project was created instead of trying to export it somewhere else). Plus I use Emacs, Vi and Vim whenever there is something to be done on server(configs are most often the case)

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IDE: Bluefish, Aptana, Notepad++, Eclipse (and *cough* Dreamweaver)
OS: Win7

diafol
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You never said what the purpose of this is or if you will be publishing the results here.

IDE: Context and occasionally Netbeans
OS: Win7

chrishea
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I use Notepad2 on Win98se :) (Me favourite os)

The Dude
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Code:Blocks(I used to)
NoteTab Light

jackbauer24
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OS:WinXP

jackbauer24
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IDE: Netbeans
OS: Windows 7 and Ubuntu 11.10

zeroliken
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Netbeans (for Java ofc)
Notepad++ for all the others :)

OS: Win7
Also own a iMac, but still getting used to the interface, not yet ready for programming on it

Pjieter
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I use Notepad2 on Win98se :) (Me favourite os)


nothing beats Windows 3.11
the last real stable release they delivered ;)

stultuske
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