Is there any *NIX equivalent to Visual Assist X? It's so much easier not to make stupid mistakes in Visual Studio using it, and it saves a lot of typing. Writing C in ViM or KDevelop sucks once you've been exposed to VAX on the dark side.
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Is there any *NIX equivalent to Visual Assist X? It's so much easier not to make stupid mistakes in Visual Studio using it, and it saves a lot of typing. Writing C in ViM or KDevelop sucks once you've been exposed to VAX on the dark side.
Damn... nobody else codes in C?
I do occasionally, but I'm old school and use vi - nvi, to be precise.
I've never used Visual Assist X, but I gather it's some kind of IDE helper/code completion/etc kind of tool?Quote:
Originally Posted by baseline bum
I mostly write C/C++ Unix code on XCode on a Mac these days. It has the usual code folding/code completion/project indexes/built-in SVN/etc features.
I heard good stuff of Eclipse also, but I've never really used it.
Fuck Unix C/C++
Java and .Net are the shit :D
Real programmers know garbage collection as something that happens on Thursday morning.Quote:
Originally Posted by lefty
Only use ViM and gEdit. Only IDE I use is Eclipse for when I do Java.
Ellipse might have this feature with one of its plugin
Thanks; I'll check Eclipse out.