Check out http://openbeans.org/, base on NB-11.2, it has bundled c++.
On 2/13/2020 2:01 PM, Alonso Del Arte wrote:
On my old Gateway (Windows 8) computer I had Fortran through NetBeans
8.2, though I didn't do anything in Fortran besides the Hello World. I
did slightly more with C++ (as I recall
I see the "Comparing versions" log lines only upon first start after fresh
install (when I removed AppData/Local/jjazzlab and AppData/Roaming/jjazzlab).
When the problem occurs (it does not detect the 2nd round of update) logging is:
FINEST [org.netbeans.modules.autoupdate.ui.actions.AutoupdateS
On my old Gateway (Windows 8) computer I had Fortran through NetBeans 8.2,
though I didn't do anything in Fortran besides the Hello World. I did
slightly more with C++ (as I recall, Fortran was included in the C++
bundle).
I'd like to resume my study of Fortran with NetBeans. Long story short,
aft
> Ironically had to use Eclipse for the first time today on a client's VM
and found their Maven integration confusing too. Tools take time to learn.
> Best wishes,
> Neil
I pretty much second this. The first time I used Eclipse I just did Hello
World. Even a simple TDD exercise would probably h
Sorry - found it: the Advanced button was not visible on the Run Configuration
dialog until I expanded it a bit…
Pete
> On 13 Feb 2020, at 10:36, Peter Ford wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I’m trying to remote-debug a PHP project that runs on a Linux server, but I
> can’t work out where the Path Mapping
Hi,
I’m trying to remote-debug a PHP project that runs on a Linux server, but I
can’t work out where the Path Mapping feature is on NetBeans 11 (currently
11.1) - I’m running NetBeans on a Mac so the directory structure is a bit
different.
As far as I can tell the tutorials for remote xdebug ar
