Turbo C ++ is disappointing.

This Turbo C ++ is not the antique of the last century, but the one that needs to install a lot of. Net stuff. A native development tool has to install a bunch of. Net stuff and needs J #, which is incredible. Even if this happens, the editor is not easy to use. Even automatic indentation is not good. After a while, I couldn't figure out why I could automatically indent and sometimes I couldn't. I didn't expect it to handle the indentation with colons like public and case.

Currently, Visual C ++ and Vim are the best solutions for indentation. Then there are eclipse, Crimson editor, and ultraedit. I have also tried Emacs before. It has a better understanding of indentation than visual C ++. Unfortunately, it is too complicated to use. But I never expected that the Turbo C ++ editor of several hundred megabytes was so bad.