Elysian Shadows

Okay, apparently I can't use the express for commercial purposes. I don't like that.
I suppose if I was to go professional I would invest in a professional version anyways.

I'm so spoiled by VS 2010's debugger. So that one'll do.

Has anyone used the Geany compiler on Linux? What do you guys think of it?

Its great on gnome, but on kde its godawfully ugly. Nice features.

Benjamin100 wrote:Okay, apparently I can't use the express for commercial purposes. I don't like that.
I suppose if I was to go professional I would invest in a professional version anyways.

Where did you see this? Express can and has been used for commercial projects.

teamtwentythree wrote:

Benjamin100 wrote:Okay, apparently I can't use the express for commercial purposes. I don't like that.
I suppose if I was to go professional I would invest in a professional version anyways.

Where did you see this? Express can and has been used for commercial projects.

Yeah, it seems that Benjamin100 likes to make quick conclusions without much basis in regards to Visual Studio. It's almost as if he's scared to admit it might actually fit his needs.

dandymcgee wrote:

teamtwentythree wrote:

Benjamin100 wrote:Okay, apparently I can't use the express for commercial purposes. I don't like that.
I suppose if I was to go professional I would invest in a professional version anyways.

Where did you see this? Express can and has been used for commercial projects.

Yeah, it seems that Benjamin100 likes to make quick conclusions without much basis in regards to Visual Studio. It's almost as if he's scared to admit it might actually fit his needs.

I actually know quite a few developers like that.

Okay, apparently I might have been wrong, though doesn't it say "for evaluation purposes only" when you open Visual C++ Express?
What does that mean?

I'm not sure what visual studio you have been using, but mine (and everybody elses) doesn't say that...

GyroVorbis wrote:

Rapid Cube wrote:

GyroVorbis wrote:Interesting... I LOVE the Solution/Project approach in VS2010. As a matter of fact, I just spent HOURS last night trying to emulate something like a solution with multiple projects dependent on one another last night in XCode4...

The only time I ever found it useful was when I was building the lua library and the compiler.

And let me guess, that's the only time you've ever had to use two projects together?

I was depressed to find out that not all IDE's support such acts D:, normally I wouldn't need it. But I've started more and more getting my server code to work with the admin control code and the game code. 3 .exe's I love the fact that I can hit build and even when I've forgotten to compile one of them because I only made a small change there, but a big one somewhere else, it solves that dilema for me :P.

Anyways, Visual C++ is elite in my eyes particularly for it's debugger. I love XCode but don't use mac's often, I also love QTCreator though.

MadPumpkin wrote:Anyways, Visual C++ is elite in my eyes particularly for it's debugger.

And leet's what we aim for. Amen. :D

I've just looked at the express version of Visual C++. I'm not interested yet in investing in the professional version.

Okay, apparently I just need to register it for free.

Benjamin100 wrote:I've just looked at the express version of Visual C++. I'm not interested yet in investing in the professional version.

I get it for free through MSDN Academic Alliance (being a college student). I doubt I would pay for it considering the functionality of the express edition.

Okay, apparently it was just a registration issue.