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Visual Studio was pretty decent for semantic assist for C++ at least as far back as '05 when I was doing my undergrad. It was night and day better than etags an
by asdfasgasdgasdg 4y ago
Visual Studio was pretty decent for semantic assist for C++ at least as far back as '05 when I was doing my undergrad. It was night and day better than etags and whatever was available in the Linux world at that time, at least as far as I was able to get it configured.
- ______-_-______ 4y agoEven longer than that. You could install Visual Studio 6 on Windows 95 and get intellisense/debugging that's quite good. A lot of newer languages still haven't caught up.