Dev-cpp with MinGW
[Edited by - whiz_kid on July 10, 2005 12:01:48 AM]
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Quote:Original post by kam1su2
Seems funny but i'm lost in the humor...
Ehh, he thinks Eclipse is inefficient due to it's use of Java. javaw.exe + eclipse.exe = ~50MB Mem Usage at the moment, so I call "bull****". In comparison, iTunes is using 42MB, Steam 39MB, and Firefox 72MB, on my computer at the moment.
So, I call bull :). Had no problems since I started running it back when I had 512MB RAM.
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MaulingMonkey are you implying that you now have 2gigs of ram so that you can run iTunes + Steam + Firefox + Java.javaw.exe + eclipse.exe all at the same time O_o j/k. BTW i was using MS VS 2005B but my subscription is over and so is my beta :'( Thinking about going to EB and see how those are ;-). Hope they dont run out.
Quote:Original post by MaulingMonkey
So, I call bull :). Had no problems since I started running it back when I had 512MB RAM.
Eclipse also works well for me on my computer with 512 MB of RAM.
Quote:Original post by MaulingMonkeyQuote:Original post by kam1su2
Seems funny but i'm lost in the humor...
Ehh, he thinks Eclipse is inefficient due to it's use of Java. javaw.exe + eclipse.exe = ~50MB Mem Usage at the moment, so I call "bull****". In comparison, iTunes is using 42MB, Steam 39MB, and Firefox 72MB, on my computer at the moment.
So, I call bull :). Had no problems since I started running it back when I had 512MB RAM.
STFU newbie. It's an exageration, but Eclipse truly does chug relative NetBeans, et al. For mine, the payoff isn't there.
Quote:Original post by kam1su2
Which compiler or IDE do most of you use.
I use Dev-C++ with MinGW.
Quote:Original post by CJH
STFU newbie. It's an exageration,
To call it an exageration is a understatement. Also... compare joined dates ;-).
Quote:but Eclipse truly does chug relative NetBeans
A penny really is worth a lot compared to one millionth of a penny.
That dosn't mean I'll work for 1¢/hour...
lol, I have 256 megs of RAM on my computer at home and Eclipse runs fine.
At work: Eclipse for Java; Visual Studio for C++ (and C# and VB if I ever have to use them); notepad/vi for scripting
At home: Eclipse for Java; Dev-C++ with MinGW for C/C++; notepad for Perl
At work: Eclipse for Java; Visual Studio for C++ (and C# and VB if I ever have to use them); notepad/vi for scripting
At home: Eclipse for Java; Dev-C++ with MinGW for C/C++; notepad for Perl
Quote:Original post by some moronGet a life: it's the f*cking internet!
STFU newbie.
Quote:Original post by lucky_monkeyQuote:Original post by some moronGet a life: it's the f*cking internet!
STFU newbie.
The f*cking internet? Well, that explains all the porn...
Quote:Original post by lucky_monkey
lol, I have 256 megs of RAM on my computer at home and Eclipse runs fine.
At work: Eclipse for Java; Visual Studio for C++ (and C# and VB if I ever have to use them); notepad/vi for scripting
At home: Eclipse for Java; Dev-C++ with MinGW for C/C++; notepad for PerlQuote:Original post by some moronGet a life: it's the f*cking internet!
STFU newbie.
I bet you're from the South Island.
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