I am currently on Windows and looking for a great C/C++ IDE and don't know which one is perferred. Sup Forumsuide me.
I am currently on Windows and looking for a great C/C++ IDE and don't know which one is perferred. Sup Forumsuide me
Benjamin Kelly
Anthony Hall
Visual Studio with Resharper for C++ (you can get it for free if you're a student).
Don't listen to text editor only autistic fizzbuzzers.
Michael Fisher
netbeans
Ian Gutierrez
codelite
Bentley Nguyen
I use codeblocks. It seems to be the most simplest one, which I like because I don't like a lot of features.
Aiden Rodriguez
Jetbrains Clion
Blake Sullivan
visual studio and codeblocks are the best by far
Dominic Thomas
I haven't used it but Jet brains make a C/C++ IDE called CLion. Intellij Idea is made by them and is pretty great so I'd imagine CLion is worth a look.
Jordan Lee
VS if you're on Windows since it is what everybody uses. If you don't like it then either switch platforms or learn to like it.
Jonathan Fisher
>visual studio
>intentionally polluting all your code with stdafx.h
No fucking way senpai
Tyler Ortiz
Well, visual studio adds telemetry™ to everything you compile, so i'd choose between anjuta, codeblocks, codelite and eclipse cdt. Btw these are on linux, but someone probably made a windows version
Hunter Roberts
Qtcreator is the best I think. However sublime is also nice with the right packages.
Chase Morris
This. CLion has better compatibility with cmake and clang, with the same features as VS.
Christian Phillips
?
Jordan Brown
When writing C++, VS adds #include "stdafx.h" to your code. If you get cheeky and remove the line, it will fail to compile.
Samuel Jenkins
Son you can remove precompiled headers from your project.
Ethan Johnson
Sure, if you mess around with the settings, yes. But by default, they make it annoying to do so.
Samuel Cook
It's literally just a checkbox.
Jacob Peterson
Code:Blocks, Visual Studio or CLion.
Leo Turner
Notepad++
Grayson Kelly
you can check or uncheck whatever fucking checkbox you like user but most pajeets (and most plebs on Sup Forums) will not uncheck it, which makes for a dirty microsoft garbage infestation
all this for something that isn't necessary.
Just a way to prey on plebs to include telemetry in their code.
No thank you, not supporting that,
Parker Turner
EMACS
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Jeremiah Wright
vim actually
Ryan Miller
>Emacs
>vim with a Unix console
Pick one. Anything else is bloat or shit, usually both.
Jackson Garcia
C development in neovim is divine
Ryan Peterson
GNU/Linux + GNU/Emacs, there's literally no reason to use something else.
David Mitchell
I use Cygwin and Sublime but I haven't gotten around to learning Make and Emacs yet. It's an adequate dev environment for simple programs, I suppose.