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I wish all the best to them. Eclipse with CDT is OK but often just blows up in my face. The last time I tried to use it I ended up switching to Emacs completely
by ibrahima 14y ago
I wish all the best to them. Eclipse with CDT is OK but often just blows up in my face. The last time I tried to use it I ended up switching to Emacs completely :/. But I love IntelliJ for Java, Ruby, and Python, would love to see them build a nice C++ IDE along those lines.
Not having used AppCode I don't know how good the support is for C++ already. I wonder if they will be using clang/llvm for static analysis? Though I don't know much about that area, I've noticed that all C++ IDEs that I've tried (including MSVC++) are much poorer than Java IDEs in that aspect.
- niggler 14y ago"I wonder if they will be using clang/llvm for static analysis?" From the page: "The IDE will be integrated with Clang Analyzer, so that more than 2000 code inspections and error diagnostics results from Clang compiler would be shown right in the editor. Of course, you also would be able to review them in a bulk mode"