Khurram

[khurshah]

Thanks mcleano,

Could you please list me some free IDE's for writing C++ programs on?

Regards,

Khurram

[chrisname]

I will while I'm here;
In brackets are things that are good and bad about them.

Cross-platform:
1. Codeblocks (easy to use, nice GUI, lots of settings; haven't found anything bad about it yet)
2. Eclipse (never used this, but apparently it's not so user-friendly)

Windows:
1. Dev-C++ (easy to use, out of date)
2. MS-Visual C++ (powerful debugger, microsoft related)

[R0mai]

I use Eclipse, I think it's powerfull and user friendly.
I tried Dev-C++ and hated it.
I used MSVC++ for a while but missed a lot of powerful features from eclipse, so I stooped using it.

[turbozedd]

netbeans (complarable to eclipse and codeblocks, but requires cygwin for c++ (easiest) to run on windows)

vim (hardcore)
emacs (hardcore)

[mcleano]

MS-Visual C++ (powerful debugger, microsoft related)

Had to lol at that!