Trying to get a NetBeans user to try Eclipse is like getting an Emacs
user to use vi ;-) BUT you should really take a look at the latest
Eclipse with C/C++ support (CDT). So far the CDT 4.0 release has
exceeded all my expectations ( and I used all the betas during
development). The indexer is fast AND accurate, the search is great
( although the UI could still use some help) and the debugging works
very well with GDB. After some initial setup of your project, Eclipse
CDT works very well with CMake.
--
Mike Jackson Senior Research Engineer
Innovative Management & Technology Services
On Jul 3, 2007, at 1:19 AM, abhijeet mhatre wrote:
I have used kdevelop a lot for C/C++ and I found that it still not
mature enough. Lots of bugs and features that do not work very well.
Then I switched to netbeans (for C/C++). I found it very good. I
use it only as a text editor and source browser for jumping to
function and variable definitions and declarations. Its grep (find
in files) doesnt work very well. I found kdevelop's grep much better.
Both kdevelop's and netbean's integration with GDB is bad. I use
DDD for debugging.
overall I prefer netbeans to kdevelop.
Abhijeet
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