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Best Dev Environment for Saturn?
slinga - Aug 10, 2003
 slinga Aug 10, 2003
Hey guys,

I'm going to start programming again for Saturn now that work is over. What's the best dev environment? I've been using Notepad, and it's nice...but I think it's time I move on to something a little snazzier, and a little more productive.

What do you guys think of textpad? I used it for the first time at work, and I think it's pretty sweet. I could probably find a way to make it compile Saturn code, I just don't know how to set up the parameters.

Same with MS Visual Studio. My favorite feature in VS was the little pop-up menu that comes up when you ype a period after a class name. Made your life as a programmer easier, no need to memorize all the different functions and parameters, and seeing how I'm sure all functions weren't documented, you could play it be ear.

So can someone give me a breakdown of their current dev environment? Thanks in advance.

 TakaIsSilly Aug 10, 2003
Mine's the good old EditPad..., and Programmer's IDE....

 Djidjo Aug 28, 2003
You light want to try Ultra Edit.... Vreuzon would tell you that GNU Emacs... is the best. Maybe but it's hard to master...

 vreuzon Aug 28, 2003

  
	
	
Vreuzon would tell you that GNU Emacs is the best


I do. Emacs, with its speedbar and some unix tools (egrep, etags, etc.) is a good choice.

C-x C-c !

 Reinhart Aug 28, 2003
I use a VC++6 learning edition (free) as IDE .... pretty happy with it ..