What is the best C IDE on Linux?
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Jakob Østergaard jakob at unthought.netThu Apr 5 05:24:01 PDT 2001
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On Wed, Apr 04, 2001 at 06:45:25PM -0400, Ahmed Masud wrote: > > Actually Xemacs is pretty good: it interfaces with make and the gnu > debuggger very nicely (not that you'd need to debug anything ofcourse > *grin*). http://www.xemacs.org/ should have the latest binaries and > sources. The Emacs/XEmacs extension that does this is called "GUD", short for Grand Unified Debugger. The fun thing is, that "Gud" means "God" in Danish (my mothertongue), so when code doesn't work I can always get help from "God". This is one of the rare cases where asking god for help actually works right away :) > > Also if you are used to vi, you may consider vim. It has syntax > high-lighting and is fairly lean (xemacs tends to be a memory pig). I guess what most newcomers find hard is that you are simply presented with such an immense choice. Which editor do you want ? emacs, vi, joe, jed, ed, vim, xemacs, elvis, ... Which window-manager ? sawmill, blackbox, twm, enlightenment, afterstep, ... Or maybe a desktop ? KDE, Gnome, ... Oh, you need a shell to, like, bash, tcsh, zsh, ksh, ... And of course a terminal program for your X environment, like, xterm, rxvt, konsole, gnome-terminal, eterm, ... Of course, you will find people who use any combination of the above mentioned, and about a fantazillion other things I didn't even mention. And there you are, coming right from windows with your _one_ editor, practically no shell (and no tools that would make a shell useful), _one_ windowing environment. How do you explain this to people ? I mean, if they spend a year learning it, the utter coolness and usefullnes of choice will be clear to them, but it can be hard at times to convince people that learning pays off. -- ................................................................ : jakob at unthought.net : And I see the elder races, : :.........................: putrid forms of man : : Jakob Østergaard : See him rise and claim the earth, : : OZ9ABN : his downfall is at hand. : :.........................:............{Konkhra}...............:
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