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  • Subject: IDE
  • From: Josh Osborne <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 06 Mar 2006 02:24:54 -0800

Does anyone know of a similar development environment such as Dev-C++ (Windows) that I could use to write software in C & C++ on the Mac?  I use the compile options in Dev-C++ to easily build binaries using a gcc cross compiler in a cygwin environment to make binaries for an embedded power pc device.  I have tried using Xcode but I cannot configure it in a way to make it time effective, that and I am having an impossible time trying to configure XCode to use other executables such as ld, sed, awk, gcc and having it only use the libraries I specify rather than the default Mac gcc & SDK's that comes with Xcode.  This is the only thing holding me back from completely switching over to Mac.  Other than targeting other platforms, Xcode works great for mac programming.  Anyone have any suggestions?  (Or could direct me to a tutorial or documentation on a website on exactly how to configure Xcode to do this?)

Thanks,
Josh
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