Ian Semmel wrote:
> On Mon, 01 Jan 2007 19:42:54 +0000, Roy Schestowitz wrote:
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>> Eclipse Unites the Embedded, Enterprise Environments
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>> | Interestingly enough, the shift from proprietary to open-standard
>> | IDE has been driven both by embedded software developers and
>> | embedded vendors. The software developers were frustrated by having
>> | to change development environments every time they changed a key
>> | IC or RTOS, and the embedded vendors were equally frustrated
>> | having to build and maintain IDEs. The Eclipse environment
>> | offers a standard interface regardless of processor architecture,
>> | host platform, or embedded RTOS that makes it straightforward for
>> | end users to migrate their application code and for embedded
>> | vendors to migrate their tools.
>> `----
>>
> This link gives 'Not Found'
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>> http://www.ddj.com/dept/opensource/196800157linux
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> This link appears to be the article you mean
>
> http://www.ddj.com/dept/opensource/196800157
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> It is an interesting article. I use eclipse on linux, but I find it runs
> like a dog. Apart from that it is pretty good.
I was surprised to see you say it runs like a dog. I'm not a lover of IDEs,
but I loaded Eclipse because I was doing a touch up of some java (I'm not
the wolds best java-man so need all the help I can get), I thought Eclipse
was very good, at last an IDE that seems to be written 'for' programmers,
unlike the majority which are just written 'by' programmers.
I don't think it has entirely won me over, not that I do much programming
these days anyway, but I have been using it for the last few weeks and
haven't found any speed problems. I did think though that it might be a
nice environment for php programming.
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