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Which IDE do you use for C? 2016-12-08 11:05:31 Post No. 57905796
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Which IDE do you use and for which language? I would like to know which one do you think is the best IDE for C (not C++).
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>>57905796
If you need anything other than nano and GCC you're hopeless retard. Sage.
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>>57905796
The one I keep coming back to is Code::Blocks
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> Sublime + GDB + Clang Complete + Makefiles
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>>57905846
>not vim and clang
kys
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>>57905796
I use eclipse for Java
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>>57905846
if you need C instead of assembler you're hopeless retard. Sage.
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>>57905994
Wrong. C has some serious advantages over assebly, like portability. IDEs have literally no advantage, only flashy colors and retarded folder structures that you could do better by yourself.
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>>57905796
netbeans is genuinely an awful piece of software but i have to use it for my java programming classes because muh gooeys
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>>57906088
after suffering under eclipse and bluej, netbeans is a delight
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>>57906084
I dont think so. Some IDEs are not just flashy colors. Eclipse or netbeans, for example, help you importing libraries, detecting compiling errors in real time, autocomplete, duplicate variable names, etc.
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>not brackets
kys faggots
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>>57906256
I use this for HTML/CSS/JS only
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