Jacek Kubica-2 wrote:
>
> Hello Massimo,
>
> Thursday, January 03, 2008, 2:20:23 PM, you wrote:
>
> MB> Wich is best ide for editing xharbour source for a newbies
> MB> Dev-C++
> MB> Eclipse C/C++
> MB> Netbean with c++ dev pack
> MB> C++ Builder 2007 codegear
> MB> Microsoft Visual C++
>
> IMO xMate (author Andy Wos) is a best choice
> for newbies but also for experts
> (only for Windows env.)
>
> Regarding to xMate Home Page
> http://www.andywos.ih.co.za/xmate/
>
> "xMate is a freeware project manager and builder,
> It includes a built-in, configurable source code editor.
> xMate supports Clipper, C3, Flagship, Harbour, xBase++,
> xHarbour and Borland C, DJGPP, gcc, MingW, MSVC,
> Pelles C, Watcom32, xCC"
>
> I`m using this fantastic tool since years.
>
I too endorse it strongly.
I've been using xMate for years now and am happy to say also that it has
greatly help a lot in the migration of my Clipper apps.
Regards,
Mario
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