What's the most based C/C++ IDE and why is it CLion?

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t. web dev insecure about his skills

ofc you don't need an IDE when you don't have anything to compile

C++ full time.

he's just a boomer that probably thinks he's better than everyone for using vim and makefiles rather than code and cmake or whatever

Because it's proprietary.

Mah man, I actually do C++ full time too but I'm not getting paid as much in Europe.
How come your business doesn't have an IDE tho ? Here we work on compilers and we need a toolchain implemented inside netbeans to be able to compile on remote server.
Few are those who actually use Netbeans other than for the compilation tho.

>thinks 130k is brag-worthy

Lots of us use IDEs. I choose not to because it's not how I like to work. In a past job I had to use an IDE to flash a device firmware, but I used notepad++ for all actual editing.
Pretty accurate

I use vscode with vim shortcuts, vim is pretty comfy once you're used to it. And vscode adds everything that is a pain to setup in vim.

windows: visual studio + resharper + icpc
linux: clion + icpc
mac: too poor

Fuck IDEs and fuck cmake. 70% of programming these days is wrangling with garbage hypercomplicated buggy poorly-documented tooling.

VSCode, only pajeet tier langs need IDEs like swift, java, and c#

SEETHING PAJEET

None of the languages you listed "need" IDEs. Also, VS Code can practically be made into an IDE using extensions.

t. spends 3 hours setting up tooling to help him save 3 seconds when he finally gets around to actually writing some code

I would say Java needs to use an IDE, if only because typing shit like SimpleBeanFactoryAwareAspectInstanceFactory
simply takes way too long.

>making your life easier is somehow bad
why

$199
Yeah, fuck that.

God C++ is so fucking ugly

Checkmate

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>Literally anything other than Monokai
baka desu

For me, it is Microsoft Visual Studio with Visual Assist.

lol

Vim + YCM. Fully customizable completion.

IDE was replaced by SATA some time ago.

That's not emacs.
Evil, Company, Irony, projectile and RTags.
Apparently there's some cool lsp thing now but I've not tried it.

try the material theme plugin

Someone pls upload a working copy of Clion with keys

That's the time you waste installing 737262 emacs /vim plugins alone, then add the 300 hours to learn all the autistic key combinations to actually be "productive"
Or you could just install an IDE, follow a tutorial and start working.

CLion provides, by far, the best waiting experience of any C++ IDE.

They've got horizontal progress bars, circular wheel type waiting controls, and even a clever screen-freezing technology to prevent entering wrong keystrokes while the software is thinking.

>make a billion different IDEs just to support different languages
What is their problem?

They're all the same core IDE, just tweaked a little bit for each language.

Qt Creator

CLion. But C++ is shit.

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>IDEs that don't respect your freedom
>based
Code is pretty gud

>CLion
>takes an eternity to load up a project with trivial amounts of LOC
>700+ MBs already used

>VS2017
>takes 1 minute tops to load the same project
>~170 MBs used

I know which one I'll be sticking with.

> be me
> decide to learn c
> dl clion because we already use intellij in college
> do they first exercise from K&R book
> clion is bugged and won't display the result
> google it.
> bug has existed for 3 years.
> no fix.
> uninstall clion.
> use vim
everything just works.

And how much disk space does Visual Studio use nowadays? I would guess more than 15 GB?

Of course it works, if you just want a text editor

full blown VS takes +50GB

My community edition only takes 7.5, but I only have C++ stuff selected in the components.

VS2017 has neat features and smaller footprint but the scrolling became atrocious, what's up with that. Is 2019 any better?

Same with office 2016 by the way, downgraded to 2013.

which bug?

in many exercises of the book it tells you to print stuff after EOF.
when I press ctrl-D on clion it just exits the program and prints ^D instead of the stuff it is supposed to print.

havent tried vs 19 yet, should I switch from 17?