What are excellent C++ IDE options that support the new standard c++0x (windows os friendly) besides visual .net 2010 (the beta is way too slow/clunky)?
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While not supporting the full C++0x standard, much of the TR1 stuff is included in the SP1 update to Visual Studio 2008. The SP1 update includes the feature pack that was released last year.
bsruth
2009-06-16 17:59:41
thats a good start
Mark Essel
2009-06-16 18:27:02
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Your problem is that there are few compilers that support the C++0x spec. Specifically, g++ does not come near yet, and there won't be any FOSS IDEs that fully support C++0X until g++ does.
anon
2009-06-16 18:09:04
Yeah some friends at work suggested Netbeans with gcc and cygwin but we agreed that g++ isn't there yet
Mark Essel
2009-06-16 18:27:50