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Subject: Re: RHIDE!!!
Date: Sun, 21 Sep 1997 00:32:06 +0100
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Kev wrote:
> > Can I use RHIDE (Great Borland style IDE for DJGPP) with yaroze
>
> > GNU?
> Dunno about RHIDE - but I use the brilliant IDE built into BorlandC++
> 4
> (given away free recently on the cover of PC Plus!) which has coloured
>
> syntax highlighting and all that jazz :) Then I simply compile in a
> DOS
> window etc.
>
> Kev.
> --
> http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Pines/7428
Hi Kev,
RHIDE is the main IDE for the GNU compiler here is a list of features ;-
RHIDE is an integrated development environment for DJGPP. RHIDE is NOT a compiler, it is a program to give you a more friendly user
interface to the compilers (mostly gcc) which come with DJGPP.
RHIDE is free software which is copyleft by the GPL. RHIDE was developed by me to join two good things togehther:
The good feeling of Borlands IDE from version 3.1
All the power of DJGPP together with the status of free software
Some highlights of the features of RHIDE
Here I will give you a short description of some main things, which RHIDE is able to do:
Compiling your programs without knowing of the exact (and sometimes mystic for newbies) commandline syntax of gcc
Collect your souce files to belong to a project, where the source files compiled only, when needed
Syntax is highlighted for C/C++ source files (and headers) and for Pascal source files
RHIDE has an integrated debugger which enables you to debug your program without leaving RHIDE and running any external
debugger.
RHIDE is customizable in many many things (colors, screen mode, compilers and compiler options, language, ...)
RHIDE is FREE software, you have NOT to pay for it.
Get it at ;-
http://www.tu-chemnitz.de/~rho/rhide-1.3/rhide.html
You are currently using the BC compiler as a simple syntax colouring
text editor. While this is a fully integrated development environment.
It should be able to modify it for the Yaroze as the full source code is
available.
All the best,
Ian Thompson
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Kev wrote:
> Can I use RHIDE (Great
Borland style IDE for DJGPP) with yaroze
> GNU?
Dunno about RHIDE - but I use the brilliant IDE built into BorlandC++
4
(given away free recently on the cover of PC Plus!) which has coloured
syntax highlighting and all that jazz :) Then I simply compile
in a DOS
window etc.
Kev.
--
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Pines/7428
Hi Kev,
RHIDE is the main IDE for the GNU compiler here is a list of features
;-
RHIDE is an integrated development environment for DJGPP. RHIDE is NOT a compiler, it is a program to give you a more friendly user
interface to the compilers (mostly gcc) which come with DJGPP.
RHIDE is free software which is copyleft by the GPL. RHIDE was developed by me to join two good things togehther:
The good feeling of Borlands IDE from version 3.1
All the power of DJGPP together with the status of free software
Some highlights of the features of RHIDE
Here I will give you a short description of some main things, which RHIDE is able to do:
Compiling your programs without knowing of the exact (and sometimes mystic for newbies) commandline syntax of gcc
Collect your souce files to belong to a project, where the source files compiled only, when needed
Syntax is highlighted for C/C++ source files (and headers) and for Pascal source files
RHIDE has an integrated debugger which enables you to debug your program without leaving RHIDE and running any external
debugger.
RHIDE is customizable in many many things (colors, screen mode, compilers and compiler options, language, ...)
RHIDE is FREE software, you have NOT to pay for it.
Get it at ;-
http://www.tu-chemnitz.de/~rho/rhide-1.3/rhide.html
You are currently using the BC compiler as a simple syntax colouring
text editor. While this is a fully integrated development environment.
It should be able to modify it for the Yaroze as the full source code is
available.
All the best,
Ian Thompson
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