Programming Interfaces / Utilities

Latest revision as of 20:39, 3 March 2010

Anjuta (C/C++ IDE for POSIX OS's (Linux, BSD, etc))
Bloodshed Dev-C++ (C/C++ IDE for MINGW on Windows)
Borland C++ 5.5 Compiler Pack (BCC - Borland C/C++ compiler without GUI IDE, only command line)
Code::Blocks (open source, cross platform C++ IDE)
Cygwin (Linux-like environment for Windows. Includes Linux-emulation layer, GCC compiler suite and common Linux command-line tools. Allows compilation and running of Linux programs under Windows)
D language (D is a compiled language with roots in C++ and influences from newer languages like Java and C# (see D/C/C++/C#/Java feature comparison))
Visual C++ Express Edition (Microsoft's cut-down edition of the c++ part Visual Studio 2005 released for free.)
Microsoft Visual C++ 2003 ToolKit (requires Platform SDK, installation howto here)
MINGW (Port of GCC compiler suite together with headers and runtime which allow compilation of Linux programs under Windows which do not rely on 3rd party DLLs (cygwin))
Relo (C/C++ IDE - MingW32 & Borland specific)
Ultimate++ cross platform RAD suite

BlueJ (an educationally-oriented basic Java editor)
DrJava (lightweight development environment for writing Java programs)
GNU Classpath (free replacement for Sun's proprietary core Java class libraries)
Groovy (a Java 2 Platform based language that extends standard Java with features found in Ruby, Python or Smalltalk)
ic#code (Open source environment for C# & VB.NET development)
jCreator LE (Java IDE/Editor - free edition download here )
jEdit (plugins here )
jGRASP (development environment created specifically to provide automatic generation of software visualizations)
Mono (Open Source .NET toolchain and runtime implementation for multiple platforms)
Sun Java (development language & runtime environment)
Visual C# Express Edition (Free cut-down version of Visual Studio 2005 for C# Development.)
Visual J# Express Edition (Free cut-down version of Visual Studio 2005 for J# Development.)

Ruby (A general purpose object-oriented scripting language, comparable to Python)
Ruby On Rails (Open Source web programming framework based on Ruby)
Mondrian Ruby IDE (IDE written in Ruby for Ruby development.)
FreeRIDE (Another Ruby IDE in Ruby, Included w/ Ruby 1-click installer for Windows)
RDT (Ruby plugin for Eclipse)
RadRails (Eclipse-based Rails IDE. Comes in stand-alone form.)
RIDE-ME (VS Like Ruby IDE)
jEdit (Java Based Text Editor, Reccommend *this as a guide to set it up for RoR Development.)
RoRED (Windows Only Rails IDE)
RDE (Japanese Ruby IDE)

ic#code (Open source environment for C# & VB.NET development)
Visual Basic Express Edition (Free version of VB.net based off Visual Studio 2005.)

Arachnophilia
ConTEXT (Very similar feature-set to UltraEdit)
Crimson Editor (MS-Windows based text editor)
Hexplorer (hex editor)
Notepad ++ (all-purpose text-editor with syntax highlighting for a multitude of programming languages)
NoteTab Light 4.95 (free Notepad replacement and HTML editor)
PSPad (universal freeware editor with support for interfacing with compilers)
XVI32 (hex editor)

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