So Jow Forums is there any good IDE for C++ on linux?
So Jow Forums is there any good IDE for C++ on linux?
Nolan Diaz
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Zachary Sanchez
eclipse cdt
Jackson Roberts
vim/emacs in evil mode
Oliver Powell
i like clion but it ain't free.
Dominic White
>IDE
What is that? Is that some kind of buzzword? You do realize that C++ code is just plain ASCII text and that you can edit it using whatever you want right?
Nathaniel Davis
Geany
Kevin Allen
code::blocks
Logan Price
qt creator
Levi Cooper
ed
David Cox
if he had to ask on Jow Forums then I doubt he has the intelligence to understand what you just said
Caleb Peterson
Emacs or Vim
Thomas Rodriguez
EPIC BURN
OP B T F O LOL!!!!
Jace Bell
makefile + gcc/clang + text editor
Owen Hill
You're so coool!!
kys
Aiden Moore
I want to slowly kill that person
Tyler Gray
>you can edit it using whatever you want
That's what the IDE is for, you blithering idiot.
Isaiah Watson
CLion is the closest you can get to Visual Studio + Resharper for C++.
And don't listen to text editor memers unless they can also point you at least to a decent debugger (which gdb is clearly not).
Adam Edwards
nano
David Parker
Geany or gitlab.com
Kevin Evans
I just use KWrite, it does the job well.
Andrew Flores
this
even has valgrind integration if you need it
Josiah Nguyen
VS Code + g++ has all you need.
Lucas Bell
Good answer
Adam Torres
Clion.
Ignore jelly poorfags who suck so much at programming that their work doesn't pay for it.
Angel Gomez
tools for memory leaks? see
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Zachary Richardson
Yeah Valgrind is cool too. I assume GDB is also needed for g++. Then again you aren't supposed to writte bugs or leaks into your code anyways.
Eli Walker
it is for students :^)
Samuel Gomez
yup. but life happens (teammates)
Bentley Kelly
This paired with gcc is fucking bliss.
Anything else is just bloat
Brody Adams
For editing plaintext? No, that's what a text editor is for.
Gdb works fine, get over your baby duck
Benjamin James
Patrician taste
Asher Anderson
Well, if you want a quick fix and start right away, use clion or codeblocks, if you are prepared to put in some time to set everything up (autocompletion etc) just use vim with plugins.
I've never tried emacs so i can't tell how good it is.
Dominic Gray
An IDE has a text editor, bucko.
Lincoln Gutierrez
DDD is all you need.
Parker Evans
qtcreator
Caleb Morgan
Then what are IDEs for, mr. cleverclogs?
Dylan Rodriguez
Qt Creator is free and integrates well with CMake.
Christian Ramirez
netbeans
William Richardson
Netbeans
Geany
Codeblocks
visual studio code
any text editor
Jace Jenkins
it is for pirates ;)
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Ethan Thomas
Not him but you don't need a nuke to kill a fly. Tho I really much prefer an IDE for any programming language as long as it offers a UI for the debugger.
What I typically do is coding with vim and debugging with an IDE if need be.
Colton Cox
Yeah but it's crashy as hell.
Levi Howard
That guy always seems to be super incompetent.
William James
> I did hello world that's pretty much it
Jace Carter
Any IDE.
Compile with GCC.
Caleb Foster
Liam Richardson
CLion. I've also used IntelliJ. Jetbrains makes good products.