I prefer to use vim and the commandline to develop emc.
However, your favorite IDE should work as well. Just configure it to
run "make" in the "src" subdirectory of the emc2 checkout. That
rebuilds everything.
Before the first time you build, you'll have to run configure. When
developing emc I use --enable-run-in-place, so that I can use the
software without a "make install" step:
./configure --enable-run-in-place ...
Please consider documenting what it takes to set up your IDE properly on
our wiki, http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/ -- follow these instructions to log
in before editing a page:
http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/emcinfo.pl?BasicSteps
Jeff
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