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In your experience, what are the best lightweight IED's that you would recommend?

I have used visual studio on my desktop, however at 9GB, it's a bit big and clunky.

25th Jan 2017, 11:41 AM
Tony Robinson
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3 odpowiedzi
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It depends on the language you want to use, but I used Code Blocks, Sublime Text, Dev C++, Eclipse and they are fine. If you want to make Visual Studio faster, try to disable some functions and unecessary futures, packages, animations etc., it helped me a lot and now it's my favourite IDE.
25th Jan 2017, 12:08 PM
Wiola
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I use geany (9mb ide + with GCC and g++ it will be almost 70mb) or gedit (300kb ide + with GCC almost 61mb)
25th Jan 2017, 1:03 PM
Sun
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Also, you might want to take a look at Emacs, which is a fully customizable text editor for Windows and Linux. The thing is, it might take you a week before you've set it up but it really has its perks. There are 3 versions: Windows native, Windows cygwin and Linux but I couldn't make the first two work as I wanted. The linux one is kickass.
25th Jan 2017, 2:24 PM
Patrick Laurin
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