Is Code::Blocks still good or has other stuff pretty much

O'shit -- it's like the Outlaw Star of programming IDEs.

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>>61942330
what do you mean by that?

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>>61942244
Start using eclipse CDT.
>Built in debugger
>Built in clang-format interface
>Built in linter
>Auto complete
>Automated build system and version control
>Git support
What's not to like?
https://www.eclipse.org/community/eclipse_newsletter/2013/october/article1.php

Misconceptions
>Eats up RAM
If you have 8 GB you will be just fine, plus you can edit hotspot memory consumption
>Slow
It isn't


Alternatives: Qt creator.
Using a text editor for old languages don't make sense because the #include and CMake system is retarded

>>61942244
Vim + gcc faggot

>>61942532
bloated as fuck, unusable on a laptop, needs an i7 and raid ssd's to be considered ""fast""

>>61944769
>Programming serious things in a laptop

>>61944793
>serious things
lmao

>>61942532
>If you have 8 GB you will be just fine

What the fuck? Is this faggot for real? In whos deluded world is this acceptable?

>>61944793
>serious things
what did he mean by this?

>>61946926
>Year of 2017
>Using a piece of shit with 256 MB RAM

>>61942244
Its still good but most companies still force you onto one of the big three: eclipse,netbeans and vs. Personally I use codelite for personal projects since its smaller and faster just like codeblocks but also has less features built in. Eclipse an netbeans are Java based and tend to be brutally slow on large code bases and VS is a windows exclusive.so in the end it comes down to windows VM or java.

TL;DR:its good, but not as feature packed as the big three, also don't expect to use it in industry.

>>61947088
implying you know my PCs specs

>>61947385
>codelite
That looks okay.

>>61942244
it was never good