On Sunday 01 July 2007 20:29, Andreas Pakulat wrote: > On 01.07.07 19:47:57, Brandon Van Every wrote: > > - maybe setting up Eclipse is the ticket, based on recent posts, but > > I'm reticent. Not sure I want to deal with a learning curve there, > > but maybe I should try. > > The CDT Project claims various fixes to their C++ indexer in, which is one > of the main problems in CDT > > > - I'm wondering if there are IDEs in the KDE universe that play well > > with CMake and external makefiles? Dumping Windows in favor of Linux > > is a viable option, if there's an IDE in KDE-land that's "worth it." > > I was about to turn away from the post as it seemed you wanted to work > on windows until I saw this. Well I'm a bit biased (because I'm hacking > on it), but IMHO KDevelop is one of the best open-source IDE's and it > has a pretty Ok custom-makefile project support. Basically it runs make > in a project of your choice and you have to manage the CMakeLists.txt.
Yes, run cmake -GKDevelop3 ... and you get a kdevelop project for each PROJECT() in the cmake files. > Its the application that all KDevelop and at least 1 Quanta hacker use > to work on the KDE4 (KDE4 uses CMake as buildsystem) version of KDevelop > (which will run natively on win32). I use it every day, mainly for non-KDE apps. Alex _______________________________________________ CMake mailing list [email protected] http://www.cmake.org/mailman/listinfo/cmake
