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You really need a lot of nerve to talk about how ADT is better than xcode. I used xcode for more than three years now, wrote a lot of object c/c/c++ and even a
by chj 14y ago
You really need a lot of nerve to talk about how ADT is better than xcode.
I used xcode for more than three years now, wrote a lot of object c/c/c++ and even assembler, and yet to find any major bug. This year I tried to port one of my app to Android, and the biggest challenge happens to be debugging native code. Basically you can't, there are some tutorials to set up gdb, but it shouldn't be that hard, and I don't bother. I ended up with printf, of course it is a nightmare.
If Google can deliver a xcode quality IDE, it'd already ruled the world.
- jsankey 14y agoYou're being unnecessarily hostile. Obviously our experiences have been different having used the same tools on different projects. I find plenty of problems with both IDEs, but for me Xcode has been the more painful because of bugs.
- chj 14y agoThat must be a bad day with Eclipse. Different projects, maybe.