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I tried to use it for C++ development on Linux. A project I'm working on uses Qt, and I put QT's include directories into the configuration file as was describe

by zvrba 10y ago

I tried to use it for C++ development on Linux. A project I'm working on uses Qt, and I put QT's include directories into the configuration file as was described in documentation. I was unable to get autocompletion to work with Qt and after 10 minutes I gave up on it and went back to using Netbeans.

papaf 10y ago
Have you tried Qt Creator? Its really good for normal C++ development and even better for Qt specific development.
- zvrba 10y ago
  A colleague uses it on OSX, and it's awful: unstable, crashes, hangs during debugging, the debugger doesn't always update the displayed values, doesn't grok auto declarations, etc. So far, Netbeans is the best free C++ IDE I've tried.
  - zerr 10y ago
    What about KDevelop?
    - zvrba 10y ago
      Waiting for version 5 to try it out because it has clang-based completion.