extssh protocol to communicate with a remote server.
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extssh protocol to communicate with a remote server.
please help!
thanks
Don't know of one specifically, many ide's use plugin prog's for cvs....putty works over ssh....and I found all that in about 5 seconds on google...:rolleyes:
Eclipse along with the CDT (C/C++ Development Tools) .
Eclipse is more known for its Java IDE, but the C/C++ IDE isnt bad (not quite as good as the JDT though). The CVS integration is quite good.
I saw eclipse but I wasn't aware that they had a C++ IDE as well...their site was difficult to navigate.
Not so much an IDE as a plugin to the IDE to enable support for C++. I haven't tried the plugin but I have tried Eclipse and it is quite good. Just make sure you have plenty of memory and a fairly new processor or it'll be sluggish. A Pentium 3 should be sufficient.
first off Waldo2k2, you have no idea what you're talking about.
and i found that CDT thing for eclipse already, but the problem is that, from what i found, its only for linux at this point. there isnt one for windows yet.
well dosent Dev-C++ have CVS support...
I do believe so.
http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/devcpp.html
It says "CVS Support"
Im not sure if it is fully functional as it is still in beta.
try actually reading the link.... :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by revelation437
there is most definately a windows build http://www.eclipse.org/cdt/
@Frobozzz. Everything in eclipse is a plug-in. even the Java IDE. Eclipse itself is a platform for building IDE's, the architecture for EVERY app that runs in eclipse is a plug-in.
>>first off Waldo2k2, you have no idea what you're talking about.
really?
hmm...
>>Everything in eclipse is a plug-in. even the Java IDE.
kind of like how the compiler for most IDE's are a seperate program...isn't that a plugin??
you asked the question, I gave you an answer, stop being such a n00b and learn how to:
A. Search for yourself
B. Stop bashing people who help you
Dev-C++ does have CVS support, assuming you configure it to work with an existing CVS client, apparently.