Some tips for Visual Studio Users
October 02, 2005 02:48 PM
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October 02, 2005 04:20 PM
I got Fedora Core 4 setup on a box.
My university proffs always use EMacs on Mandriva when doing personal programming but often have us use KATE from KDE.
I've been curious to work with Emacs it does look rather powerful but I had no idea it was a comparison to Visual Studio's...
I guess I'll give it a shot, altho I'm pretty happy with Eclipse and Kate as my IDE.
My university proffs always use EMacs on Mandriva when doing personal programming but often have us use KATE from KDE.
I've been curious to work with Emacs it does look rather powerful but I had no idea it was a comparison to Visual Studio's...
I guess I'll give it a shot, altho I'm pretty happy with Eclipse and Kate as my IDE.
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October 02, 2005 05:19 PM
Quote: Original post by Name_Unknown
Emacs is a complete operating system.
Too bad it lacks a decent text editor.
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October 02, 2005 11:34 PM
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October 03, 2005 02:14 AM
How can I get indentation behavior to match VS?
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October 03, 2005 03:22 AM
Quote: Original post by Promit
How can I get indentation behavior to match VS?
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[Edited by - Name_Unknown on October 3, 2005 9:22:34 PM]
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October 03, 2005 08:39 AM
...it's the make files that get me... I like my clever gui based Visual Studio project files... letting you get on with coding rather then coding a file to say how to compile projects. And Visual Studios built in debugger letting you step in to things and following execution along with lines in the source - along with watch variables and all that.
I'm not up on the Linux side of things, I've heard of KDevelop though, any good?
I expect whenever I seriously want to get in to Linux development I'll buy a book on it, anyone recommend anything to anyone reading this thread?
I'm not up on the Linux side of things, I've heard of KDevelop though, any good?
I expect whenever I seriously want to get in to Linux development I'll buy a book on it, anyone recommend anything to anyone reading this thread?
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October 03, 2005 09:09 AM
Original post by paulecoyote
...it's the make files that get me... I like my clever gui based Visual Studio project files... letting you get on with coding rather then coding a file to say how to compile projects. And Visual Studios built in debugger letting you step in to things and following execution along with lines in the source - along with watch variables and all that.
I'm not up on the Linux side of things, I've heard of KDevelop though, any good?
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[Edited by - Name_Unknown on October 3, 2005 9:09:52 PM]
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October 03, 2005 10:08 AM
I've been using EMACS at university for over 2 years and i dont rate it at all. It is pretty easy to break and the learning curve is so steep that more time went into learning it than doing our projects. What we lacked at uni was an IDE that basically does everything that Visual Studio does. It narked me off proper that we spent hours learning about command line compiling when these days it shouldn't be about that.
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October 03, 2005 09:17 PM
Quote: Original post by ace_lovegrove
I've been using EMACS at university for over 2 years and i dont rate it at all. It is pretty easy to break and the learning curve is so steep that more time went into learning it than doing our projects. What we lacked at uni was an IDE that basically does everything that Visual Studio does. It narked me off proper that we spent hours learning about command line compiling when these days it shouldn't be about that.
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Blah blah this is a waste of effort.
Em4cs sux0rs. Em4cs is t0o h4rd. Long live Visual Studio!
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