C/C++ Programming on the Mac

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in General Discussion edited January 2014
I'm learning C/C++ on my TiBook and was wondering if there is anything I can use besides vi to do examples?

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    torifiletorifile Posts: 4,024member
    Have you tried Project Builder? Get it and all the other dev tools from Apple's Dev site . It requires a developer account, but they have free online ones for their tools.
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    mcqmcq Posts: 1,543member
    You could try Hydra:



    http://hydra.globalise.org
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    torifiletorifile Posts: 4,024member
    Quote:

    Originally posted by MCQ

    You could try Hydra:



    http://hydra.globalise.org



    That's what I'm using for html/php/css stuff. I'm not sure if it's the best thing for programming because it doesn't compile and run things. PB will do that from there.



    edit: I just remembered that you can USE hydra as your text editor within project builder. You can get the benefits of hydra with the benefits of PB in one. Pretty cool.
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    elricelric Posts: 230member
    I use pico for terminal coding. I find it easier to use than vi.
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    dfryerdfryer Posts: 140member
    emacs, of course!!



    You can use project builder to edit your files, and then compile either with project builder or by using GCC/make from the command line.
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