XCode or eclipse for C development

I am just curious to know which one is better in reference to development of classical C, xCode or eclipse.

xNik wrote:
I am new to programming so can you fill me in for your comments b
If you want to program on a Mac, use Xcode. No Mac users use Eclipse so if you get stuck, there will be no one to help. Plus, with Eclipse you couldn't build true Mac programs. Eclipse is designed for Java. It can do C and C++ too, but it can't build true Mac programs. Mac programmers speak Xcode.
If you are new to programming, start with vi and the terminal. Write some simple command-line programs that way to learn how to use a text-based editor and to learn how the compiler works. Once you are ready to do something more interesting, you can write the same kind of program in Xcode. Start with one of the Project templates. There are a few versions of command-line tools.

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adam.roth wrote:
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The original poster asked for "experiences and thoughts", not specifics.
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You mean the beta version? Have you been submitting bug reports on these?
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OrindaBuild is now available as an extension for SQL Developer 1.5.1.
OrindaBuild creates Java source code to run your existing PL/SQL. This is a non-trivial task and for large projects can consume hundreds on man hours as well as delay development.
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OrindaBuild is available as extensions for JDeveloper and SQL Developer 1.1. After an unreasonably long gestation OrindaBuild is now available as an extension for SQL Developer 1.5.1 The delay has been caused by us rewriting both the JDeveloper and SQL Developer extensions so that code base has now been unforked. We've also standardized the functionality with that of our recently upgraded Eclipse extension.
To install the demo select 'Help/Check for updates' and then use the 'Add' button to create an update center for Orinda Software using this URL:
http://www.orindasoft.com/public/sqldev15Center.xml
Functionality:
The demo version is fully playable, with the only limitation being that it expires after 1 month. You can install the demo multiple times.
In addition to generating Java to call PL/SQL it also allows you to create code to run any SQL statement and access database tables.
OrindaBuild generates code for PL/SQL procedures that take %ROWTYPE and Package Records as parameters. Generated code uses a library. If you buy OrindaBuild you get the source code for the library and end up with a 100% source code solution - i.e. there are no mysterious runtime binary dependencies.
Limitations:
The extension does not work with versions of SQLDeveloper prior to 1.5.1 (build 5440). We expect you to buy a licence if you deploy generated code in a production environment.
For more information see
http://www.orindasoft.com/public/sdefeatures.php4
David Rolfe

It is possible that the patch has replaced you shortcut with one pointing to the version within the 11g home. Try running sqldeveloper directly from the executable in the 151 directory.

XCode or eclipse for C development

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