Falcon C++

Nowadays programmers have a wide variety of specialized applications at their fingertips that reduce both time and effort needed to build applications. Since C++ is a commonly used programming language, Falcon C++ comes as and IDE for this specific language, hoping to offer a powerful means to write code for new apps, debug them and run them through a compiler.

The interface is nothing but clean and intuitive, with the center area serving as your canvas, with side panels that provide quick access to your projects, as well as an outline view and message center. Multiple projects can be opened up at a time, these being stored in tabs, with the possibility to load existing files found under formats like FPJ, DEV, CPP, HPP, RC and a few more.

Needless to say that every step of the way you are guided by a syntax highlighter to easily spot possible errors and clearly analyze your project. A few customization options are available in this regard, letting you set color for nearly every bit of text displayed on screen.

You don't necessarily have to build an application from scratch, with the possibility to simply design headers or resources to aid you in other projects. The application lets you install additional packages for compression, documents, graphics, multimedia and a lot more.

When you're done, testing your work is a neat idea and this can be easily done by taking it through a debugging process. It can also be directly run for a proper test, but not after having the code compiled first. All of these tools, environment, compiler and editor come equipped with individual sets of options, with the possibility to thoroughly manage output by setting compiler type, additional parameters or include icons and version details.

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Taking everything into consideration, we can say that Falcon C++ is a proper IDE for programming enthusiasts that find C++ to be their second native language. It comes equipped with a powerful editor, compiler and debugger so that your application is properly configured before releasing it out to the public.