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> - Visual Studio can compile with GNU/Linux C/C++ tools, gdb, linker etc First VS Core, now VS proper. Impressive! (going back to my ddd window on Linux, cry
by pawadu 10y ago
> - Visual Studio can compile with GNU/Linux C/C++ tools, gdb, linker etc
First VS Core, now VS proper. Impressive!
(going back to my ddd window on Linux, crying a bit inside).
- rbanffy 10y agoI've been playing with NetBeans and it seems like a fairly reasonable C++ environment.
- pjmlp 10y agoIt is quite good, as it is the basis of Solaris IDE, just some features are missing.
- sho_hn 10y agoKDevelop is also a very good C++ IDE for Linux.
- seabrookmx 10y agoCLion is pretty spiffy IMO, though it uses CMake as the underlying build tool which may or may-not be your thing (I prefer scons.. but nothing's perfect).
- metaobject 10y agoA properly configured and well-curated collection of packages will yield an exceptional experience using emacs - if you're into that kind of thing. Add in some custom elisp and you're well on your way to a fully customizable development environment.
- copperx 10y agoAre you talking about proper, legit Intellisense in Emacs? If so, I'm sold. More details?