My company, Neuron Computing, started a beta program for our suite of developer tools. We are looking for developers to participate in our pre-release program, tell us what they think, report bugs, features they think are missing and/or would be nice to have etc.

Some of the key features of the Neuron Visual C++ IDE are:
- integration with free Microsoft Visual C++ Toolkit 2003
- integration with Intel 8.0 C++ Compiler
- you can rebuild your DSW and DSP Visual Studio 6 projects using the new 7.0 compiler
- code analyzer for viewing inheritance trees, code statistics etc.
- PE Disassembler - disassemble DLL, OCX and EXE files and view their code and resources
- Hex File Viewer for many common file formats

The UI is still rough around the edges, but you can get the general direction we are taking. We are still working on a debugger solution. The objective is fully functional, lean and mean cross-platform IDE.

The link to the product description and download is:
http://www.neuroncomputing.com/products_shell.html

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For one I'd be very careful with that product name. I doubt Microsoft will like you using their trademark.

We released the beta 6 version of the product.

The new version added support for writing Windows C/C++ programs using MinGW GNU Gcc envirnoment. You can check it out at: http://www.mingw.org

The new version also includes new Neuron Visual Debugger for C/C++.

The link to the product description and download is:
http://www.neuroncomputing.com/products_shell.html

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