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Eclipse has the best C/C++ tooling these days, IntelliJ has a lot to catch up still: http://eclipse.org/cdt http://eclipse.org/cdt It is nice to see them tryin
by caniszczyk 13y ago
Eclipse has the best C/C++ tooling these days, IntelliJ has a lot to catch up still: http://eclipse.org/cdt http://eclipse.org/cdt
It is nice to see them trying.
- kirab 13y agoThese days? How did you come to your conclusion, in my research Eclipse CDT has really fallen behind (Qt Creator, KDevelop and maybe even CodeLite)
- danieldk 13y agoLet alone Visual Studio and Xcode.
- wowoc 13y agoI don't know, Qt Creator gives up on the code base I have to work on, CDT has problems but is still much better. I remember it used to be the same at my previous job. I wish I could use KDevelop or Xcode, but we're doing our work on Windows (and that's the case in most corporations, because of Outlook...). And I don't even dream about auto-refactorings, I just want an editor with good code browsing capabilities...
- jarvic 13y agoWhy not use VS? I have plenty of complaints about various Microsoft products, but very few of them are on the quality of their C++ IDE.
- mynegation 13y agoIf you abstract from platform-dependency Microsoft Visual Studio has the best C++ tooling these days, hands down. If Python and Java are any indication, and JetBrains continue to invest in that, I bet their C/C++ IDE will be much better than CDT.
- 10098 13y agolol no Compared to Visual Studio Eclipse CDT is cute at best.
- stusmall 13y agoI wouldn't be so quick to say that. VS is very C++ centric. Last I heard offical support for C features past C89 gets pretty spotty with MS.
- anastasiak2512 13y agoBy the way for Visual Studio you will be able to use ReSharper C++ support: http://blog.jetbrains.com/dotnet/2013/06/26/resharper-to-support-c/ http://blog.jetbrains.com/dotnet/2013/06/26/resharper-to-sup...