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This software is for Windows and Mac, and it currently only includes the graphical editor (negerns.exe). Its based on D (Programming Language).

What it does?

Why not using Visual Studio?

Because I would need to code and compile all the time (I’m not a Windows User), so I would like to see what this software can do, and I would like to keep it simple.

Getting the source code

Source code is available from the project page and, obviously, the GPL license.
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Negerns can target any version of GNU/Linux and a specific GCC or MinGW version (e.g. latest GCC for a specific Linux release and build).

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Is there a recommended/approved IDE for working with Negerns? Can Negerns be used in conjunction with any other IDE, like IDEs or text editors?

Is there any support for C++ 11?

Is there any information about Java/Linux/Cygwin support?

Is there a version of Negerns available that works with Qt?

Negerns is an IDE for D code, but it is not the only program that does this. There are also some D based IDEs available for D code. What are the pros/cons to using Negerns versus these other options?

What languages does Negerns target?

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Getting the source code

Source code is available from the project page and, obviously, the GPL license.
All you need is the Windows Binary (negerns.exe).

What are the limitations?

Negerns currently can edit.neg files, and I’d like to add more file extensions (to be determined later).
So I’d like to know what can this software do, and what limitations do I have?

What do you want to do with this software?

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You can use, modify, and distribute this software in any way that you want.
It’s licensed under the GPL license.

This software is for Windows and Mac, and it currently only includes the graphical editor (negerns.exe). Its based on D (Programming Language).

What it does?

Why not using Visual Studio?

Because I would need to code and compile all the time (I’m not a Windows User), so I would like to see what this software can do, and I would like to keep it simple.

Getting the source code

Source code is available from the project page and, obviously, the GPL license.
All you need is the Windows Binary (negerns.exe).

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Do you have plans for supporting (generating) LUA code?

What is the latest version of POSIX that Negerns targets?

What is the latest version of Windows that Negerns targets?

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Negerns can target any version of GNU/Linux and a specific GCC or MinGW version (e.g. latest GCC for a specific Linux release and build).

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Is there a recommended/approved IDE for working with Negerns? Can Negerns be used in conjunction with any other IDE, like IDEs or text editors?

Is there any support for C++ 11?

Is there any information about Java/Linux/Cygwin support?

Is there a version of Negerns available that works with Qt?

Negerns is an IDE for D code, but it is not the only program that does this. There are also some D based IDEs available for D code. What are the pros/cons to using Negerns versus these other options?

What languages does Negerns target?

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Getting the source code

Source code is available from the project page and, obviously, the GPL license.
All you need is the Windows Binary (negerns.exe).

What are the limitations?

Negerns currently can edit.neg files, and I’d like to add more file extensions (to be determined later).
So I’d like to know what can this software do, and what limitations do I have?

What do you want to do with this software?

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You can use, modify, and distribute this software in any way that you want.
It’s licensed under the GPL license.

This software is for Windows and Mac, and it currently only includes the graphical editor (negerns.exe). Its based on D (Programming Language).

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Why not using Visual Studio?

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Getting the source code

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