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Windows 7 Compatible IDE

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Hello everyone. I recently installed Windows 7 and I am looking for a development environment that is very compatible with it other than Microsoft Visual C++ Express Edition. I ask because i have never used another development environment. Thanks for your help in advance.
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Re: Windows 7 Compatible IDE
Try Code::Blocks. It works ok on Vista, so it will probably be on on Windows 7 too.
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yeah code::blocks should work as ive had success with MinGw/Cygwin under windows 7 (using them with netbeans IDE + its C++ plugin)
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yeah code::blocks should work as ive had success with MinGw/Cygwin under windows 7 (using them with netbeans IDE + its C++ plugin)

Thanks for your help. I've been checking out Netbeans. Especially the c++ section. I'm gonna try it out. Thank you again.
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Use this HOWTO

http://www.netbeans.org/kb/60/cnd/setup-Windows.html
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