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On 12/7/2012 6:24 PM, SL@maxis wrote:
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> Seems like I better have two, Eclipse for Android, Netbeans for Java and
> C/C++.

Nothing wrong with two, but I'm sure Eclipse does both Android and Java.

I know NetBeans does Java, Android, and C/C++, if you're interested in 
using one IDE.  NetBeans even recognizes my C/C++ install of Cygwin 
(Unix port running on top of Windows) and will use that as my C/C++ 
compiler if I ask it too.