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[asymetrix]

Could this be the best programming Suite for the PC ?

SlickEdit 2009:
http://www.slickedit.com/content/view/73/60/

TextTransformer
http://www.texttransformer.com/index.html

Parser :
http://www.devincook.com/goldparser/

This is the software we should aim for :-)

[Trev]

The SlickEdit folks use copy protection from Macrovision (FlexLM). Boycott. Two reasons: 1) FlexLM is a single point of failure in distributed environments; 2) Macrovision holds a government sanctioned monopoly on several copyright technologies, including the analog video copy protection associated with their name.

For Windows programming, you can't beat Visual Studio. I use the Visual Studio IDE for Amiga programming as well.

[ElPolloDiabl]

I scanned over them, but what am I looking for? None of them really caught my attention.
I'll stick to BASIC and 68k ty.

[asymetrix]

Trev:

Some staff at MS use slickedit

The feature I like is the API pluggin auto detect structs and list available functions/commands.

Fanscale:

With TextConverter/Parser one could convert from one programming language to another. EG C/Basic conversion

Or from one API to another !

For example a program/game written using DirectX could be converted to SDL/OpenGL.
Windows GUI eg a Visual basic 'form' could be converted to Blitz/E/C source code etc

I also use Visual Studio, but I hate to program for Amiga if I had to keep switching screens. I would like if VS could communicate with Winuea so I can debug/run Amiga app on the fly.

[asymetrix]

Fanscale:

SlickEdit can use almost any programming language.
http://www.slickedit.com/index.php?o...=160&Itemid=57