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> Dev-cpp, mingw, and allegro where my gateway drug back in 2000 or so, nice to here it’s still around. Same, when I saw Dev-cpp, my first thought was "bloodsh
by vageli 6y ago
> Dev-cpp, mingw, and allegro where my gateway drug back in 2000 or so, nice to here it’s still around.
Same, when I saw Dev-cpp, my first thought was "bloodshed.net"; I'm glad to see a fork alive and well. This IDE in particular was a stepping stone/turning point in my career.
- rualca 6y agoMe too. I haven't heard anything regarding bloodshed dev-c++ for ages, perhaps over a decade by now. Talk about a blast from the past. I still recall cutting my C++ teeth with dev-c++ writing small opengl+win32 apps with it, and struggling to find where the bloody triangle was showing up. Using dev-c++ made that experience much more enjoyable. Good times.
- knighthack 6y agoBlast from the past for me too - especially the 'bloodshed' part. Haven't heard that name in years.
- dkh 6y agoSame here! I went to a computer camp in 1999 (age 12) and started learning C++. Not able to pay for either CodeWarrior (what the camp used) or Visual C++, I stumbled across Dev-C++ on bloodshed.net and for years it became my go-to. Memories.