[Progav:1483] Re: My new job

Sorry for the long delayed reply,AK.
Image processing is an important area. I cannot help with MATLAB but I know others using it.

Well,back to work.
Ed

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[Progav:1481] Re: C/C++ Development in Window 7 x64

Hello Sajan,

On Oct 7, 3:01 pm, Sajan Kumar <mail2...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello AK,
> Have you tried for eclipse ide?

Yeah. But I somehow can't get it to use a compiler. Netbeans on the
other hand connected easily with Cygwin and MingW.

AK

>
> On 7 Oct 2011 06:03, "AK - The Emperor !" <anoopkamma...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > HI Chris,
>
> > On Oct 6, 11:08 pm, Chris Miller <lordsauronthegr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > On Thu, Oct 6, 2011 at 9:35 AM, AK - The Emperor !
>
> > > <anoopkamma...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > > Hi all,
>
> > > > I had to move to Windows 7 64 bit thanks to my new laptop(switching to
> > > > linux voids warranty). So, could anyone please let me know a good C/C+
> > > > + development tool that I can use with this OS?
>
> > > Disclaimer: I work on a Mac.
>
> > > I have a buddy that's working on getting into C++, and we've got him
> > > set up with CLang and LLVM 2.8 in MinGW. (CLang and LLVM aren't quite
> > > ready to try and work outside of a MinGW environment I think).
>
> > > He's using Code::Blocks to edit things, and then we can tell it works
> > > cross-platform because I wrote an SCons script to build it against my
> > > Mac's dev toolchain.
>
> > > If you haven't already explored this option, you might run Linux in a
> > > virtual machine. I aced my x86 Assembler class running Windows XP in a
> > > virtual machine on my Mac (for MASM; translating everything to NASM
> > > wasn't at the top of my list of things to do). It wasn't fast or
> > > flashy, but it sure got the job done!
>
> > > > I used to use the Bloodshed Dev-C++ back when I used to use Windows XP
> > > > and as for linux, I used vim editor most of the times and kdevelop
> > > > too... Other than Visual Studio, I am unable to find any other tool
> > > > that I can use.
>
> > > If you're not worried about being completely tied to MSFT OS, then
> > > Visual Studio is your best bet:
>
> > > • Simple to install
> > > • Tends to work
>
> > > The biggest beef I have with it is that there's a lot of custom
> > > language features and compiler behaviors that are specific to MSVC.
>
> > Yeah. Thats what I want to avoid. I am looking for a compiler that
> > sticks with the standards. Anyways, I will try out Code::blocks. I
> > just found Cygwin and it seems to give me gcc in a bash-like shell,
> > although it creates a.exe rather than a.o or a.out :D. So, by today I
> > have set Netbeans to connect to Cygwin for C/C++ development mode.
> > However, I wonder what I can do when I'l have to work with graphics
> > libraries like WinBGIM, etc. This is precisely why I am looking for
> > other options.
>
> > Regards
> > AK
>
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Re: [Progav:1480] Re: C/C++ Development in Window 7 x64

Hello AK,
Have you tried for eclipse ide?
Sajan

On 7 Oct 2011 06:03, "AK - The Emperor !" <anoopkammaran@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> HI Chris,
>
> On Oct 6, 11:08 pm, Chris Miller <lordsauronthegr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > On Thu, Oct 6, 2011 at 9:35 AM, AK - The Emperor !
> >
> > <anoopkamma...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > Hi all,
> >
> > > I had to move to Windows 7 64 bit thanks to my new laptop(switching to
> > > linux voids warranty). So, could anyone please let me know a good C/C+
> > > + development tool that I can use with this OS?
> >
> > Disclaimer: I work on a Mac.
> >
> > I have a buddy that's working on getting into C++, and we've got him
> > set up with CLang and LLVM 2.8 in MinGW. (CLang and LLVM aren't quite
> > ready to try and work outside of a MinGW environment I think).
> >
> > He's using Code::Blocks to edit things, and then we can tell it works
> > cross-platform because I wrote an SCons script to build it against my
> > Mac's dev toolchain.
> >
> > If you haven't already explored this option, you might run Linux in a
> > virtual machine. I aced my x86 Assembler class running Windows XP in a
> > virtual machine on my Mac (for MASM; translating everything to NASM
> > wasn't at the top of my list of things to do). It wasn't fast or
> > flashy, but it sure got the job done!
> >
> > > I used to use the Bloodshed Dev-C++ back when I used to use Windows XP
> > > and as for linux, I used vim editor most of the times and kdevelop
> > > too... Other than Visual Studio, I am unable to find any other tool
> > > that I can use.
> >
> > If you're not worried about being completely tied to MSFT OS, then
> > Visual Studio is your best bet:
> >
> > • Simple to install
> > • Tends to work
> >
> > The biggest beef I have with it is that there's a lot of custom
> > language features and compiler behaviors that are specific to MSVC.
>
> Yeah. Thats what I want to avoid. I am looking for a compiler that
> sticks with the standards. Anyways, I will try out Code::blocks. I
> just found Cygwin and it seems to give me gcc in a bash-like shell,
> although it creates a.exe rather than a.o or a.out :D. So, by today I
> have set Netbeans to connect to Cygwin for C/C++ development mode.
> However, I wonder what I can do when I'l have to work with graphics
> libraries like WinBGIM, etc. This is precisely why I am looking for
> other options.
>
> Regards
> AK
>
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[Progav:1479] Re: C/C++ Development in Window 7 x64

HI Chris,

On Oct 6, 11:08 pm, Chris Miller <lordsauronthegr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Thu, Oct 6, 2011 at 9:35 AM, AK - The Emperor !
>
> <anoopkamma...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Hi all,
>
> > I had to move to Windows 7 64 bit thanks to my new laptop(switching to
> > linux voids warranty). So, could anyone please let me know a good C/C+
> > + development tool that I can use with this OS?
>
> Disclaimer: I work on a Mac.
>
> I have a buddy that's working on getting into C++, and we've got him
> set up with CLang and LLVM 2.8 in MinGW. (CLang and LLVM aren't quite
> ready to try and work outside of a MinGW environment I think).
>
> He's using Code::Blocks to edit things, and then we can tell it works
> cross-platform because I wrote an SCons script to build it against my
> Mac's dev toolchain.
>
> If you haven't already explored this option, you might run Linux in a
> virtual machine. I aced my x86 Assembler class running Windows XP in a
> virtual machine on my Mac (for MASM; translating everything to NASM
> wasn't at the top of my list of things to do). It wasn't fast or
> flashy, but it sure got the job done!
>
> > I used to use the Bloodshed Dev-C++ back when I used to use Windows XP
> > and as for linux, I used vim editor most of the times and kdevelop
> > too... Other than Visual Studio, I am unable to find any other tool
> > that I can use.
>
> If you're not worried about being completely tied to MSFT OS, then
> Visual Studio is your best bet:
>
> • Simple to install
> • Tends to work
>
> The biggest beef I have with it is that there's a lot of custom
> language features and compiler behaviors that are specific to MSVC.

Yeah. Thats what I want to avoid. I am looking for a compiler that
sticks with the standards. Anyways, I will try out Code::blocks. I
just found Cygwin and it seems to give me gcc in a bash-like shell,
although it creates a.exe rather than a.o or a.out :D. So, by today I
have set Netbeans to connect to Cygwin for C/C++ development mode.
However, I wonder what I can do when I'l have to work with graphics
libraries like WinBGIM, etc. This is precisely why I am looking for
other options.

Regards
AK

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Re: [Progav:1478] C/C++ Development in Window 7 x64

On Thu, Oct 6, 2011 at 9:35 AM, AK - The Emperor !
<anoopkammaran@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I had to move to Windows 7 64 bit thanks to my new laptop(switching to
> linux voids warranty). So, could anyone please let me know a good C/C+
> + development tool that I can use with this OS?

Disclaimer: I work on a Mac.

I have a buddy that's working on getting into C++, and we've got him
set up with CLang and LLVM 2.8 in MinGW. (CLang and LLVM aren't quite
ready to try and work outside of a MinGW environment I think).

He's using Code::Blocks to edit things, and then we can tell it works
cross-platform because I wrote an SCons script to build it against my
Mac's dev toolchain.

If you haven't already explored this option, you might run Linux in a
virtual machine. I aced my x86 Assembler class running Windows XP in a
virtual machine on my Mac (for MASM; translating everything to NASM
wasn't at the top of my list of things to do). It wasn't fast or
flashy, but it sure got the job done!

> I used to use the Bloodshed Dev-C++ back when I used to use Windows XP
> and as for linux, I used vim editor most of the times and kdevelop
> too... Other than Visual Studio, I am unable to find any other tool
> that I can use.

If you're not worried about being completely tied to MSFT OS, then
Visual Studio is your best bet:

• Simple to install
• Tends to work

The biggest beef I have with it is that there's a lot of custom
language features and compiler behaviors that are specific to MSVC.

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[Progav:1477] C/C++ Development in Window 7 x64

Hi all,

I had to move to Windows 7 64 bit thanks to my new laptop(switching to
linux voids warranty). So, could anyone please let me know a good C/C+
+ development tool that I can use with this OS?

I used to use the Bloodshed Dev-C++ back when I used to use Windows XP
and as for linux, I used vim editor most of the times and kdevelop
too... Other than Visual Studio, I am unable to find any other tool
that I can use.

Regards
AK

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[Progav:1476] Re: My new job

Hello Ed,

On Aug 19, 6:35 pm, Ed Prochak <edproc...@gmail.com> wrote:
> If anyone is still around, I started a new job in March. The company
> is a start up that will be building CAT scanners. I'm getting the fun/
> stress oc the main controller.
>
> For discussion, has anyone does much with the BeagleBoard SBC? I am
> lookinginto it for some display controls. It may be overpowered for
> what I plan to use it for. I just have a small display (mainly text)
> and small keypad (between 6 and 10 keys). So far I've just taken it
> out of the box and powered it up. Any comments welcome.
>
>    Ed

Its been a while and congrats on the new job(I'm visiting this group
after a long time). Here, I have joined for a Masters degree program
at University of Kerala, Department of Computer Science. The degree is
called Master of Technology(M.Tech) and is considered the Indian
equivalent to M.S or M.Eng degrees in US/Canada. The specialization
offered here is Digital Image Processing and the first mission for me
is to figure out how to use MatLab. This is the same university where
I did my bachelors(B.Tech degree).

Regards
AK

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