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Proper C++ IDE for linux would be awesome!

• a8da6b0c91d 13y ago
  qt-creator isn't bad at all.
• kirab 13y ago
  KDevelop and Qt Creator are right now both adding libclang support for autocompletion (and hopefully more of the code model) and both became pretty good in the past. I suggest looking into them, especially as soon as libclang is in.
  • sho_hn 13y ago
    It's not like KDevelop doesn't have very fully featured auto-completion support right now :). Its existing C++ smarts are extremely impressive already; the developers are mostly considering libclang to get out of having to maintain their own C++ implementation as time goes on and the language gains more features.
    • mlvljr 13y ago
      Qt creator is good, at least with < 100KLOC projects, probably with ones larger as well.
• brokenparser 13y ago
  What's wrong with Emacs?
  • e5ee37 13y ago
    Whats wrong with using a magnetic needle and steady hand?
    • derpmeister 13y ago
      What's wrong with using butterflies?
      • 72deluxe 13y ago
        Injectors > butterfly valves
  • vinkelhake 13y ago
    It doesn't have the 'I' in C++ IDE. Before anyone feels the need to praise Emacs here: It's been my primary C++ development environment for nearly 15 years. It does it alright, but it's not integrated in the way an IDE is.