Java compiler

[Falcon]

Do you know name of this program that can check for the syntax of your code while type for JAVA? I can't seem to find it..

 

[Que Lynn]

won't javac let you know of any errors you made in your code if you try to compile your file? :dunno:

 

[maddog]

Originally posted by Falcon
Do you know name of this program that can check for the syntax of your code while type for JAVA? I can't seem to find it..

Don't even understand the question. "while type for JAVA"????

 

[camerakit]

are you refering to an IDE for Java where there are features like syntax highlight and auto code completion?

 

[Pinoy]

I think he meant "check code syntax as you type". Borland's JBuilder has this functionality.

:Later,

 

[andre]

(almost) all java IDE got this function, but if u wanna see the error when u compile, u still can used JAVAC

-Andre

 

[Falcon]

Tks for all the replies. I have downloaded JCREATOR. Actually the one that my friend was referring to was JPAD PRO.

 

[maddog]

try eclipse

 

[Falcon]

Originally posted by maddog
try eclipse

Tks, is it a freeware? I din know got such programs ard to do all these. Normaly I use notepad to program my Java stuff.

 

[maddog]

Originally posted by Falcon


Tks, is it a freeware? I din know got such programs ard to do all these. Normaly I use notepad to program my Java stuff.

free
eclipse

 

[Pinoy]

Nothing, I repeat, nothing beats JBuilder.

FYI, the Open Edition of JBuilder is free for non-commercial and/or academic use.

:Later,

 

[cccp]

Jbuilder is very slow compared to C++ Builder. Cant stand it. Anyway its best to just have a text editor and the API next to you. That shd be sufficient : )

 

[camerakit]

Wait till you try delphi....:gbounce:

 

[Pinoy]

Originally posted by camerakit
Wait till you try delphi....:gbounce:

Oohh... a Delphite Programmer! Right on, man, right on!

:Later,

 

[Pinoy]

Originally posted by cccp
Jbuilder is very slow compared to C++ Builder. Cant stand it.

You're comparing an apple to an orange liao.

Anyway its best to just have a text editor and the API next to you. That shd be sufficient : )

Yap, that should be sufficient to create a Hello World app. Anything "complicated" than that will take an order of magnitude more as compared to when you're using an IDE.

:Later,