בTuesday 23 March 2004 11:57, נכתב על ידי Erez Doron:
> i tried kdevelop, but was not able to understand how to debug in it ( is
> it possible at all ? )
Yes, though I encountered some installations where that didn't work well.
while with 2.1 its easier to get debugging going, 3 is recommended due to
being much better in anything else. A quick browse through the settings
dialog will get you up and running in no time.
When Kdevelop fails me, I use kdbg to debug - its actually quite a powerful
frontend for gdb and will let you get away with a lot of stuff that gdb
allows you to do. except for having the neat graphing data display (but it
has the customary variable watch) I think it has the same capabilities as
DDD.
> I tried using eclipse but it seems only to support java.
You need to install the CDT package to get C/C++ capabilities in Eclipse.
> I just miss Borland's old dos IDE BorlandC which was the best of all
> times IMHO.
If you don't want a GUI but a text based interface a-la
Turbo-C/Pascal/Whatever works for you, then I suggest you try RHIDE which I
found very useful at the time but now I want more from my IDE.
--
Oded
::..
"The worst thing you can say to a true revolutionary is that his revolution is
unnecessary, that the problems can be corrected without radical change.
Telling people that paradise can be attained without revolution is treason of
the vilest kind."
-- Henry Spencer
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