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Ignorant Professor
Seronis:
Roman dont be so quick to take offense. All his point made was since most C::B users are more professional and not learners (im just a learner) then they all hate CDB so they wouldnt be happy. Nothing against you.
And the kindergarden comment was noted as being aimed at the OP not you. And it was in reference to him being immature and not being willing to follow class guidelines for the same of imperialism of his own preference.
Again nothing against _you_ personally. =-)
johne53:
I'm quite new to C::B - just using it for my first project. Previously I'd used MS Visual Studio for 8 years. I don't know why you think it's crap - it's a fantastic development environment. Yes, it's tailored towards writing for Windows but Microsoft doesn't deny that, does it?
I love C::B to bits and I'll soon be using it as my IDE of choice but that doesn't make me in some way superior to other developers. Nor am I arrogant enough to think that everyone else in the world is out of step, apart from me. If learning VC++ is part of your curriculum (however small a part) who are you to tell your professor that you're prepared to accept this part of the curriculum but not that part? If you want to pass the course you must work on the assignments as they are set for you - not on some other assignments that you happen to think are superior. Keep your mind open if you want to pass your exams.
Roman:
--- Quote from: Seronis on August 23, 2007, 02:41:28 pm ---Roman dont be so quick to take offense. All his point made was since most C::B users are more professional and not learners (im just a learner) then they all hate CDB so they wouldnt be happy. Nothing against you.
And the kindergarden comment was noted as being aimed at the OP not you. And it was in reference to him being immature and not being willing to follow class guidelines for the same of imperialism of his own preference.
Again nothing against _you_ personally. =-)
--- End quote ---
2 mitsukai: Sorry for misunderstanding :)
2 Seronis: Thank You for explanation :)
I'm a learner too - why do they hate CDB?
Best Regards,
Roman
Seronis:
It has been _quite_ some time since i tried (since i no longer play with vstudio.net) but i never got the vc debugger to work with code blocks. Could be that It was while i was so new at C::B (i still mostly am) or that its not even possible. I didnt try hard and just did what a friend suggested and not use the vc tools but got mingw instead.
johne53:
As far as I've been able to tell, Microsoft's debugger is an integrated part of the IDE. It's not a separate executable, like GDB is to GCC. Therefore, you're never really going to make it work seamlessly with Code::Blocks. However, I believe it's "semi-integratable" in the sense that you can launch Visual Studio from within C::B, so you can edit & compile in one IDE whilst debugging in the other. Fortunately, Visual Studio is clever enough to realize when a file gets changed outside the IDE so, in practice, it can be made to work quite well. In fact there are other advantages too - since Visual Studio has an excellent resource editor that's very tightly integrated with MFC.
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