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I've recently started coding a lot in C# and quickly fallen in love with OO. This is a problem since it makes coding in AppGameKit T1 really painful (no constructors and objects) but I just can't let AppGameKit go, it's too good, far better than any other casual mobile game development option. I would just move straight to T2 but visual studio is too large and bloated for my taste.
I've been using SharpDevelop for C# and it's really nice.

Does anyone know if any other C++ IDEs work with AppGameKit T2? Something like CodeLite or NetBeans or something else. If nobody knows for sure I'll try out a few and see if I can get it to work but I'd just rather ask somebody lol.

I'd really like to see a dedicated AppGameKit T2 IDE That would make T2 dev so much easier. It shouldn't really be too complicated to make right? Just use an open source C++ IDE, package it with an open source c++ compiler and customise it for AppGameKit?

Thanks,
EB

On Windows, you'll need to use the Visual C++ compiler, but that doesn't mean you have to actually program inside Visual Studio. Personally I use Sublime Text with a plugin to compile the project using MSBuild. Anyhow basically any IDE you can set up to work with VC++ should be fine for AppGameKit Tier 2.

Lucas is correct in that you can use any editor that you want.

However, the final Tier 2 Windows compilation must be done in MS Visual Studio because that is the only Windows C++ compilor that TGC has created the libraries needed to provide the AppGameKit magic.

And it does have a decent debugger for helping to find things that don't work as you expect.

bummer, wish something like MingW would been useable.