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Re: Compiling a U++ Program with eclipse [message #7113 is a reply to message #7103]

Thu, 14 December 2006 11:35

filipenf
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Registered: December 2006
Location: Brasil

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I agree with you in some points and disagree in others.

Eclipse is very good IDE, not only for C/C++ but for another languages. It have it's disadvantages, it's slow, consumes a lot of memory, and propably have others.

The point here is not eclipse itself nor vim or emacs, the problem isn't even my problem to compile my program with a GUI from UPP, I can solve my problem from several ways like creating the library like you said.

But what I'm trying to tell you is that some programmers that are begining with UPP ( like me ) may be intimidated with the need to use all the platform.

luzr has commented that nobody has tried so far, but maybe that many people has 1-abandoned eclipse to use theIDE or 2-abandoned theIDE to use eclipse with other toolkits, we can't know what happend.

So, I think my problem is minor, I can solve it quite easy but my concern it's with the future ways of U++.

How I've said before I use subversion plugins inside eclipse that makes easy to commit/compare versions/etc with the repository, this is a feature that is shared by java and c++ programmers of eclipse, and it's a very good tool.

Eclipse also haves UML-modeling tools, refactoring, integrated debugging, etc.

By the way I'll look to luzr suggestion to use the "umk" tool.

Thanks and sorry for my poor english.

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