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Tell me /g/, what IDE for C/C++ are you working on right now?
List why you are using that IDE and one thing that you like about it.
Here I'll start:
>Code::Blocks
>Been using it for a long time now hard to
>switch to other IDEs
>Fast and has most features you'd need
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>>59433426
>2017
>using an IDE
lmao
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>>59433426
>emacs
>customizable
>full-featured
>works with any language
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For work, Visual Studio. VisualAssist makes it a overall reasonable experience, and the debugger just works for me.
For play, I've been learning CLion/Resharper for Unity.
Pros: much more intelligent intellisense.
Cons: CMake, I guess.
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Downside: takes 2 years to learn
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i use visual studio for c++
and GNU nano for c
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Vim for everything.
GCC or Clang++ for compilation using proper flags to get verbose error messages.
GDB for some debugging stuff, Valgrind for memory deugging some stuff.
Because CLI is so much more robust and powerful. I used to use Code::Blocks, now I see it as an inconvenience.
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For me, it's the Linux kernel with SkinCancer
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