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25-06-2012, 23:55
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Re: Eclipse for Java
First off, what was your reasoning behind switching to eclipse? I'm personally interested.
Secondly, netbeans and eclipse will provide the exact same functionality apart from how they perform as an IDE. It's the same java, same virtual machine on the CRIO and same deployment technique. So, it will be the same through both IDEs. 
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