I have downloaded the Think in Java book, and i'm asking for the compilor that compatible with that book, and where can i get it from?...
i'm already have the JCreator, but i think it needs to another file (may be JDK) so, where can i get this file from?
Well as far as I know there has only ever been one java compiler which of course is part of the JDK(Java Development Kit) not to be confused with our moderator jkd. :)
You can download the jkd....errrr JDK from http://java.sun.com/
Ok, what about the visual java???
Originally posted by Spookster
not to be confused with our moderator jkd. :)
You can download the jkd....errrr JDK from http://java.sun.com/
Hmm, at least you're confused the other way now.
GCC also has a java compiler as well. http://gcc.gnu.org/java
Borland has a nice program called JBuilder which you can get from their website http://www.borland.com/jbuilder/index.html which is visual. BTW it comes with jdk 1.4 i think.
Originally posted by Josh Campbell
Borland has a nice program called JBuilder
JBuilder is nice for making applets/applications in Java, but it's THE SLOWEST PROGRAM EVER.
Originally posted by djdante97
JBuilder is nice for making applets/applications in Java, but it's THE SLOWEST PROGRAM EVER.
It is slower than some but you've obviously never used Forte (developed by Sun and written in java itself ironically)
Lol i have to agree with you. It is a piece of carp to load. But, i have the time lol and it has a great visual editor and debugging tools.