Re: A89: TIGCC IDE in Linux

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Subject: Re: A89: TIGCC IDE in Linux
From: "Greg" <newstome2001@yahoo.com>
Date: Fri, 9 Feb 2001 10:11:57 -0600
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I know the ide will open project files when double clicking. What I meant
was it would be nice if one could double click on a .c file or a .h file and
have the ide open it

To tell you the truth, I was surprised that WINE was able to start the ide,
I've been looking for a nice way to develop in Linux, and it just popped
into my head that i should try wine.

How hard would it be to integrate C++ code into Delphi then drag and drop
would be easier I've never programmed in Delphi before! I did download the
source code awhile ago and I took one quick glance at it and thought it
looked like Pascal! whoops.
Thanks,

Greg
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