veraction
February 19th, 2006, 08:56 PM
Trying to find a IDE for C/C++.
Preferably wanted Eclipse but when I followed their directions for installing CDK by doing Help->Software Updates->Find And Install, I get errors (http://ezenu.rh.rit.edu/ss.png) (and it doesn't work) cause apparently my install is f'ed up (I used Breezy's Applications->Add Applications tool. (note my Eclipse works fine with java/cvs projects)
Then tried KDevelop, but apparently it relied on Konsole (and I don't like KDE stuff - bad experiences w/ it), so gave up.
Now am trying Anjuta and it seems to work, but its code completion sucks for me. I want to be able to (for example) have a vector v and type "v." to get a list of all functions applicable to vectors. Note it does work for size (after I type "v.siz" ).
Any ideas?
Preferably wanted Eclipse but when I followed their directions for installing CDK by doing Help->Software Updates->Find And Install, I get errors (http://ezenu.rh.rit.edu/ss.png) (and it doesn't work) cause apparently my install is f'ed up (I used Breezy's Applications->Add Applications tool. (note my Eclipse works fine with java/cvs projects)
Then tried KDevelop, but apparently it relied on Konsole (and I don't like KDE stuff - bad experiences w/ it), so gave up.
Now am trying Anjuta and it seems to work, but its code completion sucks for me. I want to be able to (for example) have a vector v and type "v." to get a list of all functions applicable to vectors. Note it does work for size (after I type "v.siz" ).
Any ideas?