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What are ya'lls thoughts on jucipp vs kdevelop vs vscode vs sublime text for c++ development? I've been using VSCode (& Codium on my linux machine) for c++ dev
by nightowl_games 6y ago
What are ya'lls thoughts on jucipp vs kdevelop vs vscode vs sublime text for c++ development?
I've been using VSCode (& Codium on my linux machine) for c++ dev. I have the debugger and build tasks all set up and feel happy about that. Wouldn't mind having something a bit more reliable. I get this weird bug in VSCode where CTRL+P doesnt index all the files in the project. I have to manually navigate to the file, open it, and then CTRL+P can find it. I usually end up working with both Sublime Text and VS Code open. Sublime for code reading, VS Code for code writing.
I still feel like Sublime just dropped the ball with poor plugin support and thats what gave VS Code its edge...
- ridiculous_fish 6y agoC++ is hard to do well from a plugin because of its complexity. For example, jump-to-definition requires resolving complex overloading rules. I have had better luck with IDEs that treat C++ as first class: CLion, VC++, Xcode.