   C/C++ IDE?
  Warcraft3 System requirements1.3 GB available HD space 128 MB of RAM 400 MHz Pentium II or equivalent Visual Studio 2008 System requirementsMinimum: 1.6 GHz CPU, 384 MB RAM, 1024x768 display, 5400 RPM hard disk Recommended: 2.2 GHz or higher CPU, 1024 MB or more RAM, 1280x1024 display, 7200 RPM or higher hard disk========================================================================Visual Studio 6 is too old.Dev-C++ 5 (MinGW) not a professional   
  Well Code::Blocks is a pretty popular IDE but I can't seem to find the requirements for it.  Also, In my Java class in Highschool we used a pretty lightweight IDE called jGRASP.  I liked it and I know it has C++ support, so you could try that if it's enough for your needs.  I'm sure a Google search would yield a large amount of smaller, less popular IDEs you could check out too.   ;  What Warcraft3 (from 2002) has to do something with C/C++ IDE?imho MS VS IDE is the best tool for C/C++ development under Windows.Some other cross-platform alternatives are Code::Blocks and Qt Creator (it can be used not only for Qt).   ;Quote:Original post by shakuganDev-C++ 5 (MinGW) not a professionalYou pretty much exhausted the list of professional IDEs when you decided Visual Studio is not for you.EDIT: Oh, is your VC++ experience suffering due to hardware limitations on your end, or are you boycotting it because of the high system requirements?   ;  high system requirements......It is slow, but I need it.I do not know how to do.   ;Quote:Original post by shakuganhigh system requirements......It is slow, but I need it.May I then suggest a system upgrade? :) What kind of computer are you running it on right now?;Quote:May I then suggest a system upgrade? :) What kind of computer are you running it on right now?My computer extremely qualified.CPU T8100 2x2.1GHzRAM 3GBIf you have other programs running,computer efficiency low.   ;  I use Vim.Or VS2008 Professional with ViEMU.You can also turn off intelesense to get more performance out of Visual Studio.;  Visual C++ *.exe preservation *.jpeg or *.bmpEverything data save to exe.Without writing code.   ;  Your machine will run VS2008 just fine. You don't mention your hard drive speed, which can be a bottleneck during C++ compilation.It is obvious that if you run multiple resource intensive apps, the performance of the computer is temporarily degraded. If you want to use a given program with highest possible performance, close down other apps that fight with it over system resources. That said, with my old machine (2 machines ago), I could easily use three VS2008 instances with only 2GB of RAM and the system was still quite responsive.Quote:Original post by shakuganVisual C++ *.exe preservation *.jpeg or *.bmpEverything data save to exe.Without writing code.This makes no sense.   