Flexible C++ linux IDE (a specific problem)

CoffeeMug · 2004-09-15T15:49:28

Is there a flexible C++ linux IDE? I've just encountered a problem with Anjuta that doesn't allow me to store files in my own directory structure. Apparantly Anjuta *requires* my files to be in a SRC directory located in the directory of the project file. Frankly, this requirement is rediculous: I have my files structured according to a specific hierarchy and IDE specific project files are located in one of the folders. It's logical to keep platform independent files *above* that folder but it seems like I can't do that with Anjuta. Does KDevelop allow for flexible directory structures? If not, can someone recommend another IDE? I will install KDevelop tomorrow but I'd like to keep my options open. Also, I am considering using XEmacs for my development needs but being a complete emacs n00b I have a few questions about its C++ development mode. Does it actually maintain makefiles or do I have to do it manually? If someone can give me some overall direction, that'd be great.

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Started by CoffeeMug September 13, 2004 09:35 PM

22 comments, last by GameDev.net 20 years, 2 months ago

Shannon Barber

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September 15, 2004 11:58 AM

IIRC, MinGW Dev Studio didn't do intellisense

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CoffeeMug

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September 15, 2004 01:06 PM

Well, it has limited intellisense. In some cases it shows tooltips with the names and types of parameters whenever you write code to call a function. It doesn't exactly parse every part of C++ grammer and show you hints as you type but limited support is better than no support.

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Tha_HoodRat

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September 15, 2004 02:46 PM

TRy CbuilderX from borland.Ihave tried anjuta, Kdevelop, MingWstudio and CbuilderX is the best so far. I am however migrating to using makefiles the IDE thing is not working well for me.

I was influenced by the Ghetto you ruined.

Anonymous

September 15, 2004 03:49 PM

Quote: Original post by Tha_HoodRat
TRy CbuilderX from borland.Ihave tried anjuta, Kdevelop, MingWstudio and CbuilderX is the best so far. I am however migrating to using makefiles the IDE thing is not working well for me.

How is not working? I use Borland BuilderX and it works perfectly.

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