New world pi record set by Shigeru Kondo of Japan using XS's poke349 ycruncher app!

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Originally Posted by Kej

You can find Intel® C++ Compiler Professional Edition for Linux, and some
other stuff, that is free for non-commercial use and nice to have over here.

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Oh nice... Dling it now. Gonna take a while...
But how in the world do they enforce that it's being used for non-commercial purposes?
It seems like any idiot can just DL it...

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Originally Posted by Otis11

Dude that's a long article... But pretty good so far
(only about half way for now)

Impressive work on this guys.

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3 years of stuff about y-cruncher all had to go into that article in some way. :rofl:
And I've still omitted out a lot. :p:

You can get GCC on Ubuntu by using apt-get from terminal.

Specifically: "sudo apt-get install build-essential", which will install build-essential package, which includes - as the name implies - tools essential for building software(GCC C++ compiler(g++, just try that from the terminal), make, some development headers and libraries etc).

GCC C compiler(gcc) comes with the installation by default.

There are some nice IDEs for linux, but unfortunately nothing to match MSVS. Eclipse, Anjuta, NetBeans, Code::Blocks etc.

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Originally Posted by Calmatory

You can get GCC on Ubuntu by using apt-get from terminal.

Specifically: "sudo apt-get install build-essential", which will install build-essential package, which includes - as the name implies - tools essential for building software(GCC C++ compiler(g++, just try that from the terminal), make, some development headers and libraries etc).

GCC C compiler(gcc) comes with the installation by default.

There are some nice IDEs for linux, but unfortunately nothing to match MSVS. Eclipse, Anjuta, NetBeans, Code::Blocks etc.

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My rig seems to have trouble booting into Linux. Half the time it either says "No Operating System Found" or it just hangs when it tries to boot on a Linux drive. Windows seems to be okay.
Gonna try dual-booting it (with the Windows integration).

I do all the dev work on MSVS. So I should be fine. I'm only gonna be using Linux to compile the Linux binaries. (actually, I don't even use the Intel Compiler for dev work either - only to compile the public binaries that I release... lol)

Oh hey... Didn't notice this until now:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20100805...20100805121504

He put a price on the computer. :D