Re: Recommendations for C++ IDE?

I use Komodo IDE and KDEvelop daily. Both have limited git support, but enough for me. My team wants to use vcs but they have yet to jump on, so it's really just me. Komodo Edit is also a great tool and is free (soda) with limited support but works great. Though it lacks some vcs support.

Re: Recommendations for C++ IDE?

And NerdTree, if you are gonna use VIM as an IDE, you gotta use NerdTree Kevin On May 20, 2016 10:06 AM, wrote: > vim, find, grep, make and ctags... :) > ET > > > Mike Bushroe writes: > >> I am starting a project at home and called up the Ubuntu Software Loader >> and

Re: Recommendations for C++ IDE?

vim, find, grep, make and ctags... :) ET Mike Bushroe writes: I am starting a project at home and called up the Ubuntu Software Loader and looked for C++ IDEs. The only thing that came up that I recognized and that actually claimed to deal with C++ was Code::Blocks. But I am very

Re: Recommendations for C++ IDE?

Well there is a C/C++ link for Eclipse... http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/packages/eclipse-ide-cc-developers/lunar And i Have used Eclipse before. its pretty nice. --- PLUG-discuss mailing list - PLUG-discuss@lists.phxlinux.org To subscribe,

Re: Recommendations for C++ IDE?

I have a love-hate relationship with IDEs. Recently I made the decision to blow off the traditional IDE altogether and went with a powerful code editor. My tool of choice is Atom. My current project is C based, and I have been having no issues with it at all. It allows folder based project

Recommendations for C++ IDE?

I am starting a project at home and called up the Ubuntu Software Loader and looked for C++ IDEs. The only thing that came up that I recognized and that actually claimed to deal with C++ was Code::Blocks. But I am very frustrated with its interface, no tabs on the edit windows, no pull down menus