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Wolfgang Liebich wrote: |
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>Hi, |
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>I'm developing a C++ application which runs as a UNIX demon or windows |
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>service. Until now I'm used mainly xemacs, but since I learned about |
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>better IDEs (for example the JAVA developers have IDEA), I'm looking for |
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>something like this for c++. I tried snavigator, but this tool seems to |
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>get confused by multiple inheritance (which is used in my project). |
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>Mainly I would search for a good class navigator. |
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>Is there something to recommend? |
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>Ciao, |
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>Wolfgang |
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Hi |
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There are actually a LOT of C++ ides available for Linux (who would have |
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guessed!) |
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There is a list at |
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http://www.linuxselfhelp.com/HOWTO/C++Programming-HOWTO-12.html |
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for example. |
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KDevelop is one of the most used afaik. |
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I (personally) could also recommend Eclipse which I have used for java |
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development, but which |
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is said to support C/C++ by now. |
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I recently heard about a new IDE at |
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http://www.codeblocks.org/ |
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happy trying. |
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Maybe you could post your experiences with some of the IDEs. |
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cheers |
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robert |
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ps: you said you wanted a class browser, so i will not do the "use vim" |
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sermon. |
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A full discussion of Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle may be found in the Appendix. Then again, it may not. |
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