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Hello, Can anyone recommend an [U]light weight[/U] IDE for C development? Preferably open source, but definitely free. (for Windows) It doesn't need to have its own version control - I'm using subversion - a plugin to subversion would be nice but it okay if it doesn't. Currently my colleague is …

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Hello, 2 hours later and Good Monday is loosing it's "good'ness"!! :) I need to make the first string below into the second string, that is only single white spaces are permitted so multiple white spaces (shown as "____" in the text below) must be replaced. "1/4 WELDING______LEVER____FRONT DRW_____14844-C__MAT____WMA1CM-WLFRONT" [B]into:[/B] …

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Hello there, Is there a library in C which provides a way to defines planes, lines and points as well as vectors. And is also then able to find the intersections of these? I'm not familiar with C at all and am not too sure where to begin searching for …

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Hello, There seems to be a multitude of different unit testing frameworks for C and I'm having difficulty in choosing which one to use. (I have no experience with C development at all) Is [URL="http://cunit.sourceforge.net/"]CUnit[/URL] generally the well known and widely used framework as NUnit is for .net and JUnit …

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Hi there, QUESTION: Whilst "parse(argv)" is obvious, what does "opts.parse!(argv)" do in the below code? And what is the word use to describe doing this? CONTEXT: I am looking at a class called 'Options' whose job is to parse command line options which get passed to a program called 'PartInspector'. …

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Hello there, [B]Ruby Version Installed:[/B] ruby 1.9.1 (2008-10-28 revision 19983) [i386-mswin32] [B]Operating Systems:[/B] Windows XP (both PC and laptop) [B]Laptop:[/B] I can run a gem command on with no problem [B]PC: [/B][COLOR="Red"] gem won't work despite that ruby works fine. I get this message for any gem command: [/COLOR] [CODE]% …

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