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I used codelite as my primary IDE for years, and was generally very happy with it. In the end I switched to VSCodium + mingw32 + cmake because some of the libra
by taneq 3y ago
I used codelite as my primary IDE for years, and was generally very happy with it. In the end I switched to VSCodium + mingw32 + cmake because some of the libraries I needed wouldn't build on TDM-GCC any more and I wanted to get back onto a more mainstream gcc build.
As all IDEs do, it started out very lightweight and snappy, and then gradually got heavier and slower as it gained more features. It's still top tier IMO though.
- mlok 3y agoThank you I had forgotten VSCodium existed and last year I reluctantly transitionned from Atom to VSCode. VSCodium is probably better for me !
- tomcam 3y agoI too started lightweight and snappy, but have become heavier and slower with more features
- bbkane 3y agoMade me laugh! Me too!
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