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As I said, if you like writing code in VI. The vast majority of what I do is C or C++, and I do as much of it as I can in Xcode or VS even if I have to cross-c
by jki275 7y ago
As I said, if you like writing code in VI.
The vast majority of what I do is C or C++, and I do as much of it as I can in Xcode or VS even if I have to cross-compile it later to run on the machines it's written for. A good IDE is worth its weight in gold, and VS is the best.
- Silhouette 7y agoThe vast majority of what I do is C or C++ Given your comments here, that makes sense, but there is a whole world of other programming languages used in other ways out there, and what you use to edit your code or even debug it is far from the only tool that matters. In many of those languages, the best tools and newest developments typically happen on UNIX first. I'm not sure why this is such a difficult thing to acknowledge, but anyway, this discussion doesn't seem to be going anywhere useful so perhaps we should stop here.
- jki275 7y agoIt makes little sense to talk about other languages in discussing VS, given that C, C#, and C++ are the primary supported languages there. Obviously if you're doing other things you're doing other things.