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I'm a C++ dev also, and I don't agree with you! I use clangd, gdb, dynamic analysis tools, no static analysis tools (other than compiler warnings). The help I'v
by the-smug-one 3y ago
I'm a C++ dev also, and I don't agree with you! I use clangd, gdb, dynamic analysis tools, no static analysis tools (other than compiler warnings). The help I've gotten from Rust analyzer compared to clangd is pretty large, imho. Rust restraining itself means that our tooling gets to be more free.
Also, gdb is... Not that great. Yes, it definitely does debug my app and in that sense it is great. It is however pretty unstable and gets into weird state I cannot get out of, gdb/mi is a mess, and the text interface (TUI) is not performant enough. I'm still very happy that I have it, but when I look at RemedyBG I get jealous. I'd pay for an equivalent to RemedyBG on Linux, if it was FOSS.