Many people ask about C/C++ IDEs specially when they leave MS & Visual-Studio, so this is how my IDE looks now:
(gedit + lots of plugins)
Gee! These Aren't Roasted!
My C/C++ IDE
Many people ask about C/C++ IDEs specially when they leave MS & Visual-Studio, so this is how my IDE looks now:
(gedit + lots of plugins)
"Oh, yeah, real smart. Let's go poking around inside a pod that's probably carrying a half-dozen miniature face-hugging, saliva-dripping alien piranha things. And while we're at it, let's split up so that we're all alone and defenseless, okay?" SQ6.
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Tea Glorious Tea!
can you do that with kate?
Gee! These Aren't Roasted!
I wouldn't know, I've never used kate beforeOriginally Posted by piousp
maybe someone else can help.
"Oh, yeah, real smart. Let's go poking around inside a pod that's probably carrying a half-dozen miniature face-hugging, saliva-dripping alien piranha things. And while we're at it, let's split up so that we're all alone and defenseless, okay?" SQ6.
Has an Ubuntu Drip
I use geany, it's really good and very lightweight!
Ubuntu Cappuccino Scuro
Sure. Kate already has those "side" panels built-in (except for the tabs, which we have the Documents tool view for). It can also have a class browser, a make output viewer, and others. Just look at the plugins sections in Settings -> Configure Kate.
Ubuntu Cappuccino Scuro
Eclipse + C/C++ plugin (eclipse-cdt).
It took me a long while to get used to Eclipse, but I finally like it (also with the pydev plugin).
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There is already an IDE thread that is years old. This is just a repeat
Tea Glorious Tea!
Hey thanks, i'm gona play with for a while
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