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IDE Support for Tiger

 
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I use JBuilder and Eclipse, but this question applies to all IDEs - other than downloading the new SDK, will these work with Tiger, or do we need to wait for new versions?
 
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Eclipse has support for tiger.
 
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So for Eclipse, all I need is the new SDK? Cool!!
 
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Originally posted by Mike Rutgers:
So for Eclipse, all I need is the new SDK? Cool!!



Well, Eclipse 3.1 M1 has *some* support for Tiger - they are still working on improving it. See https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=36938
 
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As far as I know, IntelliJ IDEA already supports Tiger.
 
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yes, i hear intelliJ 4.5 support tiger but not 4.0, how bout netbean ?
 
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Should SUN's SunONE Studio support Tiger?

Tiger is one of their products.

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Netbeans 4.0 beta1 supports Tiger
 
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More and more IDEs start to support Tiger when it is offically released.

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Originally posted by Surasak Leenapongpanit:
Netbeans 4.0 beta1 supports Tiger



To what extent? The last time I tried Netbeans, several months ago, the tiger support did not extend to general editing. In other words, you could compile and execute 5.0 apps from within netbeans by using the 5.0 compiler as an external tool, but the editor didn't recognize any of the features. Do you have a link that details the 5.0 support?

I've been very happy with the IDEA 4.5 support for 5.0.

-Jeff-
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