%% Bob Calco wrote:
%% > Specifically, I'm working on Amadeus
%% > (a full-featured IDE for Mozart on Windows)
%%
%% Save the labor, just write plugins for Eclipse instead.
%% It supports breakpoints, debugging, syntax
%% highlighting, etc. Free, open-source, multi-platform.
%%
%% http://www.Eclipse.org
%% http://eclipse-plugins.2y.net/eclipse/plugins.jsp
I don't especially like Eclipse. I've use it in its WebSphere Application
Developer (i.e., costly, buggly, slow IBM tool) incarnation. I'm not a big
Java buff either. Although I've thought about it, because the plug-in
architecture is so easy to use.
As it is I've been working on Amadeus using wxWindows. This way it will run
*natively* on Windows and Unix. Yeah I have to reinvent some of the wheel,
but hey, it's *my* free time! ;)
%%
%%
%% Bob Calco wrote:
%% > I want to figure out how to configure Mozart source
%% > for a NON-CYGWIN build. That is to say, a build
%% > using MS's compiler only.
%%
%% Don't use costly, buggy, slow MS tools. If you want to
%% get people involved with Oz, use free tools instead.
%% Digital Mars is a _far_ better C++ compiler and works with
%% MS debuggers, the MS Platform SDK, STLport, and Boost.
%% Can be used inside MSVS.
%%
%% http://www.DigitalMars.com
%% http://cmeerw.org/prog/freecpp/
%%
%% Microsoft Windows Platform SDK
%% http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/
sdkintro/sdkintro/obtaining_the_complete_sdk.asp
%%
%% The Platform SDK is available as part of Microsoft Visual C++, an
%% MSDN Professional subscription, an MSDN Universal subscription, or as
%% a download from the following location:
%%
%% http://www.microsoft.com/msdownload/platformsdk/sdkupdate/
%%
%% The SDK is released more frequently than Visual C++. The SDK Update
%% site allows you to download the latest SDK content from the Platform
%% SDK. For more information about Platform SDK content included with
%% Visual C++, see Installing the Platform SDK with Visual Studio.
%%
%% A low-cost SDK CD-ROM is available from the following location:
%%
%% https://qmedia.e-storefront.com/showcontent.asp?contentname=Platf
%% ormSDKHome
The Digital Mars compiler looks promising. I've seen it before, but never
really "grokked" it. The "D" language looked more enticing. But I never had
time to follow up with it.
Thanks for the ideas.
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