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do u know any good compilers

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Cshah

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do u know any good compilers Posted: Nov 7, 2002 9:19 PM
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Any good compilers out there im using jcreator rite now


twisty

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Re: do u know any good compilers Posted: Nov 7, 2002 9:47 PM
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JCreator is an IDE, not a complier.

I use JCreator Pro almost all of the time as it is a really great Java IDE. Its also the fastest Java IDE that I know of. The pro version has lots of cool features such as line completion that isn't in the free version.

A lot of people really like Borlands JBuilder. It has a lot of cool features, such as the ability to draw controls on a form, rather than code it by hand. However, they use their own classes for a lot of things, so you should keep that in mind. Personally, I don't really like JBuilder, and only use it sometimes for setting up GUIs and then copying the code back to JCreator. However, I can see why JBuilder has a lot of fans. I guess it all boils down to what works best for you.

Jade Era

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Re: do u know any good compilers TEXTPAD Posted: Nov 7, 2002 10:34 PM
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Textpad is a good compiler. You can download it for free...a 30-day trial period at: www.textpad.com.

Just start typing in code.

-To compile your code, go to Tools>Compile java.

-If you have errors in your code, to see which line of code Textpad is referring you to: click on: View>Line Numbers.

-After debugging, to run your program: Tools>Run Java Application or Java Applet.

-Also, Textpad will automatically create a HTML file for you. No need to code a HTML file into your program.

These are the main functions that I have used.

Dante T. Salvador

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Re: do u know any good compilers Posted: Nov 12, 2002 9:21 AM
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try GEL:

http://www.gexperts.com

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