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I guess this will finally allow to build full-fledged IDE for C++

• stephengillie 10y ago
  It allows for the same "IDE" that works great for me with Powershell - a console window on one side, and N++ on the other side of the screen. N++ Autosave plugin is invaluably rapid here, letting you write some code, then just click/tab to the console and test the module.
• stevedonovan 10y ago
  Eclipse CDT has gotten pretty good in the last few years. Its code scanner is practically a full C++ front-end, and if I pay attention to the red ink I practically never break my builds. That being said, _instant_ C++ is a fantastic thing
  • optforfon 10y ago
    Last time I tried Eclipse (2-3 months ago) it wasn't usable on high DPI screens. Have they fixed tat?
• pjmlp 10y ago
  Like Lucid Energize C++ in 1993 ? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQQTScuApWk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQQTScuApWk Or C++ Builder or C Set++ for OS/2 (might have the name wrong). If it wasn't for tool vendors having switched their focus from C++ to Java and .NET, until LLVM and clang got created showing everyone what was wrong with their approaches, C++ IDEs might have been much more advanced already, in spite of technical issues with language.