Réf. : Re: [computer-go] Re: which programming language is better

["Jean-Francois Bocquet" <jean-francois.bocquet@xxxxxxx>]

Are you serious ?
The debuggers for Python and Perl work very well. The debugger for Ruby is
probably as good.
Python has its specific IDE. I do not know for ruby or perl. I think a good
IDE shall not be specific for one language.

My favorite IDE is EMACS, it has all the features I need for all the
languages I use :
- syntax colored
- smart indentation
- smart navigation (from caller to called in both directions) for some
languages
- good interface with debugger
- automatic positioning on compilation errors
- edition of remote files without any effort (ange-ftp)
- remote compilation

EMACS is not the easiest IDE for a beginner but it is worth the effort.

You will find many other generic IDE on Internet.

Please, do not assume thinks do not exist because you do not know them. 

If you want to share code with other developers, I advice you to admit that
Visual Studio is not the favorite IDE of many interesting guys.

best regards

    Jean-François
 
-------Message original-------
 
De : computer-go
Date : 09/12/04 18:42:14
A : computer-go@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sujet : Re: [computer-go] Re: which programming language is better
 
In a message dated 9/12/04 1:07:38 AM Pacific Daylight Time, xavier
combelle@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
 
 
 
To have no memory leak, there is a better solution , there is a lot of 
language designed to avoid them. Did you already try Pyhon or Ruby? 
 
 
 
Do Python, Ruby or other language have integrated development enviroment?
Are they easy to debug? From your example the structure seems to be heavily
nested. It may be difficult to debug.
 
I also like to mention that the program management is also very important.
In my last program I got 560 subroutines and it's only 70 -80% of the
program finished. In the end I had to write a database program using Foxpro
to help manage my program. It lists all the subroutines with comments and
classify them in categories. It lists all the subroutines used in each
subroutine and automatically find out all the subroutines that call a
perticular subroutine.
 
Daniel Liu
 
 
 

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