I've asked two others to comment. >From what I've seen, one person works on linux, and uses emacs, and the linux command line.
The other person might have installed the C++ "flavor" of the Eclipse IDE (they were used to that from other work). It probably doesn't matter too much which you do, with the following caveat: We try to keep things backwards compatible, more or less. So if you change Automake style to something else, (I'm ignorant) is that something that a person would need to learn a lot to convert if they were used to the Automake style? Cheers, and keep asking questions :-) -Marshall On 4/28/2017 8:45 AM, William Colen wrote: > Hello, > > Do your currently have a preferred IDE for the UIMA CPP project? > I was trying to import it to CLion, but it required me to convert the old > Automake scripts to CMake. Before investing time in that effort I would > like to know what others think. > > Thank you, > William >
