Hi Lorenzo Bettini,
Thank you for your opinion.
"My personal opinion is whats the point."
To answer this question, I would like to use a sentence from your own
reply with some hacking ;P
From sentence ---
"I used to use netbeans for java, because to do java you spend most of
your time looking up and api rather than coding."
My arguement can be built as:
The point of using IDEs is, in any developing process, it can help you
to [verbs like look up] [nouns like API].
verbs: become familiar, verbose, organise, ...
nouns: syntax, conventions, structures, ...
Any tool comes with benefits and drawbacks, it is the person who takes the risk.
Come back to my question:
If I want to work on the GNU Hello project, which can be downloaded at
http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/hello/hello-2.4.tar.gz, what IDEs can I use to
import the project and export it as deployable project(
configure->make) after some dependency and code changes?
Any help would be appreciated.
P
On Thu, Jul 16, 2009 at 11:06 PM, Philip
Herron<address@hidden> wrote:
Hey
My personal opinion is whats the point. I find if your serious about C/C++
autotools forttran or any language really etc. IDE's are just a waste of
time. I use emacs for all my coding and its far superior, and vim is good
too if you dont like emacs.
IDE's try to do too much for you and end up making a mess of the project. I
used to use netbeans for java, because to do java you spend most of your
time looking up and api rather than coding. But i haven't had to use java
for about a year and a half.
I think if you get used to emacs or vim it would be much more useful to you.
--Phil