So, Jow Forums, thanks to
I have to learn C now, which IDE should I use?
rules as in the last thread:
Dubs will be considered,
Trips will be tried,
Quads will be used (if possible and not harmful and affordable)
rolling for eclipse
So, Jow Forums, thanks to
Ayden Sullivan
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Nolan Rodriguez
Clion
Wyatt Howard
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Colton Barnes
i learned C with netbeans, but after learning it I swapped to text editor + terminal + makefiles. editor is gedit.
Christopher Sanchez
vim
Camden Harris
emacs
Zachary Peterson
>IDE
notepad
Carter Morgan
>C
>IDE
None. Use Vim or similar.
Jason Perry
Visual studio is stupidly easy to install if you're having problems with a compiler, but otherwise a text editor is good. (or vim, just use vim)
Jeremiah Ward
Stop attention whoring and pick the first editor that you come across.
Ian Bell
Vim
Christopher Rivera
Notepad
Kayden Thomas
emacs
Anthony Brooks
Clion if you can handle cmake, otherwise use whatever build system you want and then generate a compilation database and use whatever text editor you want that supports cquery (vim, emacs, visual studio code, etc)
Eli Morgan
vim IDEs are bloat.
David Allen
whatever text editor + gcc / clang + gdb + makefiles
literally all you need.
Dylan Anderson
Emacs
Joshua Price
rolling for ms word
if you put it in web mode and install C as your language with macros it could probably beat some shitty ide like vim
Lucas Sullivan
>which IDE should I use?
Notepad++
notepad-plus-plus.org
Tyler Brooks
libreoffice
Brandon Ross
vim
Cooper Butler
emacs
Lincoln Jenkins
this
Julian Ramirez
xfce
Easton Cook
vim
Matthew Sanchez
THIS
Syntax check for C as plug-in for LibreOffice
Jow Forums we can do it
Dylan Morales
nano
Ryan Rogers
Vim
Jayden Turner
not using an IDE at all, and instead choosing something else to spend your time doing
Benjamin Smith
paper and ocr
Anthony Reed
Discord code blocks
Lincoln Jackson
CLion is extremely powerful and if you're a beginner it will be a great tool to help you out. People saying VIM are dumb. I use VIM as my daily driver for code but for someone learning they should have their hand held a bit with a legitimate IDE until they are comfortable to go off on their own. CLion is also free for students!
Jaxson Miller
xed
Colton Cooper
I'm gonna be iron
with CLion
in Clang
Levi Walker
Answering vim as opposed to CLion is like saying you should do graphic design with Paint instead of Photoshop
Lincoln Bennett
yep