Eclipse was a good choice Re: Developement under LFS/BLFS question

[john q public]

Simon Geard wrote: On Thu, 2008-06-05 at 07:35 -0400, john q public wrote: Very good suggestion! There is a plugin/environment for C/C++ for eclipse as well. Eclipse has always looked cool to me I just don't do any Java at this point so I left it on the back burner. But hooking gcc/gdb to this extension sounds like something worth fooling with. >From what I've heard, the Eclipse CDT extensions are decent enough - not as well integrated as the Java environment, but then, that's not exactly surprising. I've never used them, but wouldn't mind hearing how they work out for you... Simon. Just finished hooking up gdb to it and so far so good. The built-in editor looks decent and I've migrated the source I was trying to clean up to CDT/eclipse. It's building properly now and CDT has given me a lead to follow on the cause of the segfaults. Probably have more to say about it later but so far I'm fairly impressed and it looks like its worth getting to know well. Seems there's enough to work with that it could serve as a sort of cross platform VC++ John

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