loretta-at-home wrote: > Hello EMC enthusiasts, > > I'd like to dive into EMC code, but would prefer an IDE to do so (especially > when it comes to compiling and linking). > > How do you EMC developers develop code for EMC? > > Is there any guide telling how to do it with KDevelop (new to this IDE as > well, but seems quite capable)? Anyone using KDevelop? Or do you use Anjuta? > What other options are there? > It's just emacs for me. Since half of EMC is running under the real time environment, most IDEs are not suitable for all of EMC. That is actually a bit of a pain, but we've chosen our real time environment, so we are stuck with the limitations of that system. I've heard there are other real time environments that have much better debugging features. (They used to be FAR worse under RT-linux, so I'm not complaining.)
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