No, it doesn't. You have to use it as a standalone application.
No, it doesn't. You have to use it as a standalone application.
Coding in vim on all platforms.
Ditto for configuration management/PERL. (Have been using CLI PHP for scripting instead of PERL, lately - just as strong and nicer syntax.)
Debugging in Visual Studio (2003) on Windows.
Usually debug in dbx, gdb, or like utility on unix. gdb works reasonably well under emacs.
Eclipse looks pretty nice. Does it work in a C++ environment? Can it use make files?
rickb
Yes, you just have to install C/C++ Development Tools. There's a howto somewhere that describes how to use qmake in Eclipse.Originally Posted by rickbsgu
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