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Originally Posted by knc1
Should the Eclipse CDT binaries for Linux, Windows, Mac be part of the "Kit"? (CDT - with "C" development tools)
Not my favorite development environment, but it does run on all of the three most common systems (and others).
Having a "base" of common resources for all the "Kit Users" makes it easier for one user to reproduce the results (or problems) of any other user.
Adding a common IDE would extend the same reasoning to sharing IDE project files.
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I concur with this thought. something that is x-system and free does indeed provide the facilities you mention, also opens the door for IDE level kindle-ising modifications that could be shared. Also I cross platforms a lot so that would helpful for cohesion to the individual. Visual Studio does not like plain c anymore. End of. relegated to command prompts and hacks.
I would happily give Eclipse (more) space on both drives for this purpose. HA! and it looks like I already have. Happy days for me then...
But I imagine if checked the vers. probably the java ones
doh. Kek to the rescue!
I'm officially abandoning VS for c - the support is stupid, limited and buggy.