I know its a daunting task to develop an IDE all by myself for a microprocessor, but still if i want to develop one, where can i start? I am pretty familiar with .NET!
in a nutshell- forget about it. Over the decades I saw countless homegrown IDEs, few good or even useful and after some years, they becomes pieces of obscurity.I know its a daunting task to develop an IDE all by myself for a microprocessor, but still if i want to develop one, where can i start? I am pretty familiar with .NET!
You should always start any project by listing of what problem you are attempting to solve and how you can do it better. Then, list possible approaches and determine their feasibility. Third, define the interface. What should the GUI look like? Then, start coding for that, baking in the features and capabilities you are looking for.I know its a daunting task to develop an IDE all by myself for a microprocessor, but still if i want to develop one, where can i start? I am pretty familiar with .NET!
Do you you use OOP (Object Orientated Programming) -- in .net?I know its a daunting task to develop an IDE all by myself for a microprocessor, but still if i want to develop one, where can i start? I am pretty familiar with .NET!
by Jake Hertz
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