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#76874 - 06/07/06 03:12 PM
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Hi,
Can anybody give me some advice on a good (open-source) C IDE that i can use to hack mame? Whats your favorite?
joey
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[Re: joey]
#76886 - 06/07/06 07:49 PM
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| R. Belmont |
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[Re: joey]
#77288 - 06/11/06 07:54 PM
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> Can anybody give me some advice on a good (open-source) C IDE that i can use to hack
> mame? Whats your favorite?
I don't use an IDE, but assuming you're on Windows, both Dev-C++ and Eclipse are popular open-source IDEs. (And before someone objects, Eclipse is *not* just for Java anymore).
Edited by R. Belmont (06/11/06 07:54 PM)
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[Re: R. Belmont]
#77685 - 06/16/06 03:40 PM
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> > Can anybody give me some advice on a good (open-source) C IDE that i can use to
> hack
> > mame? Whats your favorite?
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> I don't use an IDE, but assuming you're on Windows, both Dev-C++ and Eclipse are
> popular open-source IDEs. (And before someone objects, Eclipse is *not* just for Java
> anymore).
Any good reason why not using an IDE? I used notepad before to explore the mame code but now i'm getting more serious with it notepad seems to have some serious restrictions. To really understand how things work i need a good integrated debugger so i can step through the code, and i need the editor to understand the code so i can easily see declarations and jump to other sections etc. I tried them all (the open-source ide's) but eclipse with CDT seems to work best (its stable and very functional), configured to use mingw and custom makefile. I just keep getting messages from the scanner complaining about code bits it doesnt understand, like the #error preprocessor directive, and some other things. Has anybody used eclipse with CDT for Mame? And if so, can anybody tell me the correct configuration for it?
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