From: | Jesper Svennevid |
Date: | 20 Aug 2001 at 10:09:35 |
Subject: | RE: [amiga-c] Re: GCC and exceptions... |
> My feelings toward MSVC is very ambivalent. Sure it has a good project
> manager and many nice features. But unfortunately these features are
> also often a burden. For example when I press a dot then it looks at
> the word in front of the dot and if it's a structure then it shows a
> drop-down menu with the field members -- unfortunately it fail to
> recognize 98% of my types, and worse, when it fails it spends 2 seconds
> or so where input is locked (apparently going though my source or some
> db). This even happens if I wrote "100.0". So I hate this feature!!!
Sounds like you should have a look at "Visual Assist", which has a much
smarter name-lookup that doesn't take forever to find a name... It also
has other nice features like more syntax-colouring, underlining missing
symbols and stuff like that... I can't live without it at work. :)
I've never experienced that "100.0" triggers the symbol lookup though,
what version are you using?
> [...]
> Actually, all what can be done on the Amiga side *is* done on the Amiga
> side! And often I need to bring in the Amiga for help. For example
> after having tried many of the DirectX example programs I was stuck
> with megabytes of 'Debug/' directories (in each subdir). How can I
> quickly delete these? I ended up doing a "List Lformat" on the Amiga
> over smbfs...
Not if they are in different workspaces.. If they are in one workspace,
you can select "Build/Batch Build...", select all projects and
click on "Clean".
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