RE: [Dev-C++] RE: Kylix 3

> >Yes but sometimes we need a drawback to adavced faster and i think i it
> >will be ported to c++ more fast that anybody think.
> >Don't forget all here are c++ programers and if only 10% will help ....
>
> I Don't think so, Really matters SPEED in a IDE like in games?,
> In other words: Languages like VB or Delphi are more than
> appropiated for GUI design in the opposite side those are futile,
> and then C++ and assembler they enter, if you like of real speed
> maybe you want to rewrite Dev-C++ in assembler :)
>

I took him to mean "speed of development" as in it not being a protracted
development experiment due to the number of people who might be able to
contribute. Development of an IDE in C++ may actually be a pretty good
project for students and enthusiasts of the language, and some might really
enjoy using and IDE they helped create in some way. So there could be some
benefit at least with regard to enjoyment of the project.

I doubt my C++ skills are adequately developed to make a significant
contribution to such a project yet. However, if I were to follow such a
project from the start, this might change rapidly. So from a learning
perspective, I'm intrigued.

Rob Andrews
http://uselesspython.com