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If one is on windows, one can 1. install visual studio community edition and 2. click "new project". Outside Windows, it's not so simple though. Most IDEs stru

If one is on windows, one can 1. install visual studio community edition and 2. click "new project". Outside Windows, it's not so simple though. Most IDEs struggle with heavily templated code. For instance, I tried CLion for a while, but it completely runs into the ground when you use e.g. Armadillo (no completion, correct code is highlighted as incorrect).

IshKebab 11y ago
Qt Creator is about the only cross-platform C++ IDE I've used that has decent code completion.
- simoncion 11y ago
  Eclipse's CDT is great. (Or at least it was three or four years ago. I can't imagine that it has gotten worse.)
  - pjmlp 11y ago
    Google still hasn't managed to make Android Studio replicate the same capabilities of CDT.