quote:Original post by DerekSaw
Maybe it isn't crap at all condering that I like it more than MSC7 and MSVC in those days. And Turbo C++ 3 (and RHIDE just look like it ) is the best DOS compiler ever created. Microsoft PWB is the worst IDE of all (that i know off).

Actually, I really liked Turbo C++ for DOS, but after moving to windows I have had nothing but stablity problems with every IDE except Microsoft's. I never got a crash out of VC 5, 6, or .Net. BC 4.5 crashed CONSTANTLY in windows 95; 4.51 didn't help. JBuilder was so buggy I deleted it an hour ofter downloading. Sun's Forte is so bad it can bring down windows XP; I use it anyways and save often, just because there isn't anything else.



[edited by - invective on June 7, 2002 3:24:50 PM]

I use Visual C++ v6 pro (C++ and API) for applications I need control (ie mem handling/process patching/DLL wrapping etc or file manipulation etc) or graphical purposes such as DirectX or simular (speed and functionality))
I use Delphi v6 Pro for small utilities I don''t care about speed nor size. Sort of prototyping + saving alot of time.
I used to do Java for graphical webapplications such as Ansi loader, tickers, intros etc.
For web I also use Jscript, HTML, DHTML and I also know a bit of PHP/ASP (enough for basics)).
I used to do Qbasic when i was like 10. I also know Visual Basic to an intermediate level (networking, ordinary applications etc)
I also know basic ASM which I learned to understand SICE and W32dasm output.

So I''m currently mostly using Visual C++ with C++ and Win32API/DXAPI and sometimes the webstuff or delphi.