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I know. XCode really doesn't compare in terms of usability, stability, range of available options, and documentation. Sad really.
by yarrel 12y ago
I know. XCode really doesn't compare in terms of usability, stability, range of available options, and documentation. Sad really.
- 72deluxe 12y agoHere on HN, Xcode bashing is second only to C++ bashing. What's wrong with xcode? It has static analysis complete with annotations, integration with instruments for thread / network / CPU / memory monitoring, integration with lldb, code completion, code folding, quick navigation, details about callers and callees from any function, details about generated code (so you can look at the preprocessed code), the same with assembly (if you so desire!), test integration, class hierarchies, documentation for relevant functions (same as man, documentation for Apple SDKs) but IS missing refactoring for C++ (it does C and Obj-C). Which bit about all of that is missing?? (other than refactoring C++) I am using 6.1.1 and I haven't had it crash for the past 6 months, using it 7.5 hours a day (and 3 hours a night too). 6.0 was buggy as anything but 6.1.1 is rock-solid for me.