eob@cbnewsk.ATT.COM (eamonn.j.o'brien) (03/11/91)
After many years working on Unix workstations it is now time for me to take the plunge and buy a PC. The question is, what configuration (processor, memory, disk, monitor, etc.) do I need to do C++ development in a Windows environment? I would be grateful for any advice and experience. Thanks, -- Eamonn.OBrien@ATT.COM att!Eamonn.OBrien ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -- Eamonn.OBrien@ATT.COM att!Eamonn.OBrien ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
remde@npdiss1.StPaul.NCR.COM (Kevin Remde) (03/12/91)
In article <EOB.91Mar10171641@cbnewsk.ATT.COM> eob@cbnewsk.ATT.COM (eamonn.j.o'brien) writes: > > >After many years working on Unix workstations it is now time for me to >take the plunge and buy a PC. The question is, what configuration >(processor, memory, disk, monitor, etc.) do I need to do C++ >development in a Windows environment? Well, something I've used successfully is a product by CNS, Inc. called C++/Views. It's a product that comes with some 80 pre-defined C++ objects (with source code) that allow you to easily do windows programming. This package also includes a powerful C++ Browser (windows app.) that helps create and maintain a set of objects, build makefiles, and maintains include file object declarations. If I say anymore about this here, It'll start to sound like an advertisement. This is just the package I've used, and have been very pleased with. > >Eamonn.OBrien@ATT.COM att!Eamonn.OBrien >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ (heh.. I guess I shouldn't be talking to you AT&T folks, eh? 8-) ) ______________________________________________________________________________ Kevin A. Remde remde@ncrons.StPaul.NCR.COM NCR Network Products Division (612)638-7376