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I agree. Vim with ctags and gdb is a pretty performant workflow. I just turned 40. So maybe it is context. I do like vscode though. Its pretty snappy and has go
by galangalalgol 7y ago
I agree. Vim with ctags and gdb is a pretty performant workflow. I just turned 40. So maybe it is context. I do like vscode though. Its pretty snappy and has good keyboard shortcuts so I don't have to touch the rodent.
- godelski 7y agoYou know how in GDB you can see the lines you are working on? Really I just want that to have color, like I do in vim. We don't like in 1970 anymore. We have color. The other thing I want is that while editing I can add break point. Maybe I'm too young (28), but how I read your and the parent's comment is "My workflow has been working fine, why improve it?" which sounds weird to me. There's always room for improvement.
- effakcuL 7y agoHave you tried ConqueGDB? It lets you start the GDB from within your vim session and uses your vim buffers to show the current file. I recently started using it and didn't really get into familiarizing with it yet, but it seems to integrate the gdb quite well. I am uncertain whether or not you can set breakpoints within the code though.