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Honestly just pony up for CLion. It is actively developed (support for makefiles and arbitrary build systems was just added in addition to the existing CMake) a
by ianlevesque 6y ago
Honestly just pony up for CLion. It is actively developed (support for makefiles and arbitrary build systems was just added in addition to the existing CMake) and JetBrains has a super reasonable subscription that lets you keep the last version you had indefinitely if you ever cancel.
- tbrock 6y agoI’ve tried to like the JetBrains stuff (especially Clion) but I just have never gotten to the point where I love it.
- Osiris 6y agoI've found that to really get the most value out of Jet rains IDEa you have to go out of your way to discover the built-in features and use them, things like the built-in debugger, git support, find in project, search by symbol, etc. There's a LOT in there and easy to ignore or gloss over.
- _nalply 6y agoA way to learn is to take the time to read the tip of the day and try out the suggestion right away. Don't disable the tip of the day. It only takes one minute a day and after about a month you'll have learned a lot.
- qshaman 6y agoYeah, CLion is just superior to any other C++ IDE out there.