Hi group.
I hould like to write my code with a compiler instead of a text editor.
What compilers do you advice me?
I hould prefer compiler to run on Linux, but you can refer to windows'
compilers to.
I hould like to know your opinion.
Thanks in advance,
Nuno Paquete 17 2086
Nuno Paquete (nm*@ispgaya.pt) wrote:
: Hi group.
: I hould like to write my code with a compiler instead of a text editor.
: What compilers do you advice me?
: I hould prefer compiler to run on Linux, but you can refer to windows'
: compilers to.
: I hould like to know your opinion.
You misunderstand something, or your words are wrong.
Normally you create your source code in a file using a text editor.
Then you pass that file to either a compiler or interpreter, depending on
the language.
A compiler compiles the source code to create an executable file that can
be stored on disk and run later. An interpreter compiles the source code,
but stores it in memory, not in a file, and runs the compiled program each
time it does this.
Nuno Paquete wrote: Hi group. I hould like to write my code with a compiler instead of a text editor. What compilers do you advice me? I hould prefer compiler to run on Linux, but you can refer to windows' compilers to.
I hould like to know your opinion.
Compilers don't write code, they, well, compile it. I think you are
confused with an IDE, which is a combination of a text editor, a
compiler and a debugger all bundled and able to interact.
This raises the question, why? The reason for having such an animal for
programming in something like C is that you can run or debug code as you
write. You aren't going to be able to do that with PHP in any way (at
least not that I know of). What advantage do you think it will give you?
Brian Rodenborn
Default User wrote: Nuno Paquete wrote:
Hi group. I hould like to write my code with a compiler instead of a text editor. What compilers do you advice me? I hould prefer compiler to run on Linux, but you can refer to windows' compilers to.
I hould like to know your opinion. Compilers don't write code, they, well, compile it. I think you are confused with an IDE, which is a combination of a text editor, a compiler and a debugger all bundled and able to interact.
This raises the question, why? The reason for having such an animal for programming in something like C is that you can run or debug code as you write. You aren't going to be able to do that with PHP in any way (at least not that I know of). What advantage do you think it will give you?
Brian Rodenborn
Unless you use something like LSE (Language Sensitive Editor) based on
the TPU Editor on VMS. you could write, and tell it to compile and
highlight the errors -- long before there was Visualanything. But, it
doesn't speak PHP.
too many people call themselves programmers cause they can push some
buttons and magic happens and they have an application.. most couldn't
debug real code if their life depended on it...
Michael.
Default User wrote: This raises the question, why? The reason for having such an animal for programming in something like C is that you can run or debug code as you write. You aren't going to be able to do that with PHP in any way (at least not that I know of).
I don't know about other IDEs but the Zend one lets you run the code from
within it, step through your code, add breakpoints and watches; so it can
be done in PHP. I haven't used this feature that often but it can be very
useful to add watches instead of having to echo variables out all the time
when debugging code.
--
Chris Hope - The Electric Toolbox - http://www.electrictoolbox.com/
While the city slept, Michael Austin <ma*****@firstdbasource.com> feverishly
typed: too many people call themselves programmers cause they can push some buttons and magic happens and they have an application.. most couldn't debug real code if their life depended on it...
Aint that the truth! I have some C++ (DOS based) knowledge, and good C and
Java experience gained in a Unix environment. A while ago I had to work on a
project using Visual C++ so I installed Visual Studio and picked up a very
large book and followed the first tutorial. After pressing several buttons
and selecting a few options I had a pretty good text editor - like notepad,
but supporting multiple files - and I hadn't written a line of code (well,
maybe adapted 1 or 2)...
It also amazes me the number of people who call themselves web designers
because they realise they have a copy of Frontpage on that PC they bought.
Strangely, the same people don't call themselves authors because they have a
copy of Word, or accountants because they have a copy of Excel...
Cheers,
Nige
--
Nigel Moss.
Email address is not valid. ni***@nigenetDOG.org.uk. Take the dog out! http://www.nigenet.org.uk | Boycott E$$O!! http://www.stopesso.com
In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is very, very busy!
"Chris Hope" <bl*******@electrictoolbox.com> wrote in message
news:10**************@216.128.74.129... Default User wrote:
This raises the question, why? The reason for having such an animal for programming in something like C is that you can run or debug code as you write. You aren't going to be able to do that with PHP in any way (at least not that I know of).
I don't know about other IDEs but the Zend one lets you run the code from within it, step through your code, add breakpoints and watches; so it can be done in PHP. I haven't used this feature that often but it can be very useful to add watches instead of having to echo variables out all the time when debugging code.
I have been using PHPEdit from http://www.phpedit.net for 2 years now, and
that has an interactive debugger. I would be lost without one.
--
Tony Marston http://www.tonymarston.net
Malcolm Dew-Jones wrote: Nuno Paquete (nm*@ispgaya.pt) wrote: : Hi group. : I hould like to write my code with a compiler instead of a text editor. : What compilers do you advice me? : I hould prefer compiler to run on Linux, but you can refer to windows' : compilers to.
: I hould like to know your opinion.
You misunderstand something, or your words are wrong.
Normally you create your source code in a file using a text editor.
Then you pass that file to either a compiler or interpreter, depending on the language.
A compiler compiles the source code to create an executable file that can be stored on disk and run later. An interpreter compiles the source code, but stores it in memory, not in a file, and runs the compiled program each time it does this.
You're wright, sorry my mistake.
What I need is an IDE, I know that a compiler is to create an executable (in
C/C++) or a binary bytecode (Java).
Regards,
Nuno Paquete
> This raises the question, why? The reason for having such an animal for programming in something like C is that you can run or debug code as you write. You aren't going to be able to do that with PHP in any way (at least not that I know of). What advantage do you think it will give you?
Brian Rodenborn
Hi.
JSP is not a programming language, it is a server side script language, like
ASP, and for this script languages I've got IDEs to compile the code, and
more importante, use reflexion, I think this is the word. I'm talking about
referencing a variable, then type dot '.' and give all the functions
properties available to use.
You know what I mean? For JSP we've got JBuilder, for ASP we've got .NET and
so on.
Regards,
Nuno Paquete
Tony Marston wrote: "Chris Hope" <bl*******@electrictoolbox.com> wrote in message news:10**************@216.128.74.129... Default User wrote:
> This raises the question, why? The reason for having such an animal for > programming in something like C is that you can run or debug code as > you write. You aren't going to be able to do that with PHP in any way > (at least not that I know of).
I don't know about other IDEs but the Zend one lets you run the code from within it, step through your code, add breakpoints and watches; so it can be done in PHP. I haven't used this feature that often but it can be very useful to add watches instead of having to echo variables out all the time when debugging code.
I have been using PHPEdit from http://www.phpedit.net for 2 years now, and that has an interactive debugger. I would be lost without one.
Hi, the site doesn't exists.
Is your typing correct?
Nuno Paquete
While the city slept, Nuno Paquete <nm*@ispgaya.pt> feverishly typed: Tony Marston wrote: I have been using PHPEdit from http://www.phpedit.net for 2 years now, and that has an interactive debugger. I would be lost without one.
Hi, the site doesn't exists. Is your typing correct?
Well, I clicked on the link and went straight there! Maybe try again? The
site could have been out to lunch when you tried it ;-)
Cheers,
Nige
--
Nigel Moss.
Email address is not valid. ni***@nigenetDOG.org.uk. Take the dog out! http://www.nigenet.org.uk | Boycott E$$O!! http://www.stopesso.com
In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is very, very busy!
nice.guy.nige wrote: While the city slept, Nuno Paquete <nm*@ispgaya.pt> feverishly typed:
Tony Marston wrote: I have been using PHPEdit from http://www.phpedit.net for 2 years now, and that has an interactive debugger. I would be lost without one.
Hi, the site doesn't exists. Is your typing correct?
Well, I clicked on the link and went straight there! Maybe try again? The site could have been out to lunch when you tried it ;-)
Cheers, Nige
That's it.
One question: is it free?
Does it run under Linux?
I hould like to have an IDE that is free and run under Linux.
Thanks for the answers,
Nuno Paquete.
Chris Hope wrote: Default User wrote:
This raises the question, why? The reason for having such an animal for programming in something like C is that you can run or debug code as you write. You aren't going to be able to do that with PHP in any way (at least not that I know of).
I don't know about other IDEs but the Zend one lets you run the code from within it, step through your code, add breakpoints and watches; so it can be done in PHP. I haven't used this feature that often but it can be very useful to add watches instead of having to echo variables out all the time when debugging code.
Ah, interesting. Probably not interesting enough to buy it (I gather
from other replies that it's not a free product). A context-capable
editor and a local server have worked adequately so far. For that
matter, I do my C development at home using gcc under cygwin without
bothering with an IDE or even a standalone debugger.
Brian Rodenborn
"Default User" <fi********@boeing.com.invalid> wrote in message
news:40***************@boeing.com.invalid... Nuno Paquete wrote: Hi group. I hould like to write my code with a compiler instead of a text editor. What compilers do you advice me? I hould prefer compiler to run on Linux, but you can refer to windows' compilers to.
I hould like to know your opinion.
Compilers don't write code, they, well, compile it. I think you are confused with an IDE, which is a combination of a text editor, a compiler and a debugger all bundled and able to interact.
This raises the question, why? The reason for having such an animal for programming in something like C is that you can run or debug code as you write. You aren't going to be able to do that with PHP in any way (at least not that I know of). What advantage do you think it will give you?
PHPExpertEditor comes with its own internal web server that lets you execute
code in the IDE. I use it occasionally. I don't like its project
organization and have tended to stay with TextPad, but it does have the
capability described.
- Virgil
Michael Austin a écrit :
(snip) too many people call themselves programmers cause they can push some buttons and magic happens and they have an application.. most couldn't debug real code if their life depended on it...
(snip)
Quite true... But these "push the button", WYSIWYG apps have helped the
Internet a lot, don't you think ? Of course most of "home pages" dealing
with "how cute is my dog", built with FP are not made by webdesigners.
But don't you think that the mass of them helped the prices go down
(harware and Internet access) ? Would this mass have emerged if
comupters had remained b&w shell-driven ?
I've been a newbie for almost 10 years, no formal training in
programming. Just self taught, with the immense help of NG & web
communities. I don't call myself a "programmer", sure, but I can build
decent tools, both online and offline.
Now, of course, we should all got rid of those developpers that sell you
the "best website in the world", of course made with Frontpage with
absolutely no notion of what HTML, CSS or table-join are ;o)
Yet I try not to despise ;o).
<bow> Best regards to all those coders would "made" computing, and
respect to those who brought it to the masses. </bow>
Damien
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