Eclipse is a pretty good IDE written in Java (x-platform), out of the box it's geared towards java but you can get extensions for all sorts of languages, The C extension is called CDT. You would need Cygwin or Mingw to compile with it on windows I guess. More info here: http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/library/os-ecc/
~David
On 4/23/07, ronny vanden bempt ronny.vandenbempt@gmail.com wrote:
Hey, We're busy with making a beat detector in Pd, but we're stuck in such a way that we want stopped trying to implement it as a patch. We're now skinning our matlab code to make it as fast and small as possible. After that we'll translate it to C code (hopefully the matlab-to-C compiiler helps us a little bit, because we're not so experienced in C programming). And then we'll try to turn it into a Pd external. I already worked through the external tutorial of Zmölnig, but I still have some questions:
How to use the the x_, a_ and t_ prefixes I already understand how to compile and so on, but does anyone know a good C editor, free and windows (or is that a contradiction?) How can we test and compile a 'block' without the main methods or header files included? Or how do you have to do that? I fear I'll also have many more questions when we really implement it. Hopefully you guys will help us out very soon. Ronny look at http://idafx.blogspot.com (or Pd webring) for more information
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