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nadom2016-02-22 21:17:17
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nadom, 2016-02-22 21:17:17

C/C++ IDE (compiler) other than MicrosoftVS?

Good afternoon.
What would you recommend IDE (with built-in compilers or separate compilers) for working with С/С++.
Does it make sense to switch to something other than MicrosoftVS ?
Thank you.

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Alexander Taratin, 2016-02-22
@Taraflex

Does it make sense to switch to something other than MicrosoftVS ?

If under windows, then it definitely does not.
You can try Qt Creator, but it's still better to use msvc as a compiler with it.

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ADRian, 2016-02-22
@ADR

IDE: CLion, QtCreator
Compiler: GCC

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Andryukha, 2016-02-23
@syrov

At some point, I also decided to abandon VS. However, this was caused not so much by the unsightly VS IDE (it is actually very good), but by the fact that I wanted to use free software more conveniently. I've always written under Win and the first decent solution I found was MSYS2, which includes one of the latest gcc and a lot of libraries, plus (and this is also very important) a convenient update via pacman. MSYS2 is much better than Cygwin (in my opinion), because it allows you to write commercial programs for Win more freely (and closer to the OS) without Redhat deductions (which, in my opinion, are absolutely not transparent in the case of Cygwin). Over time, I switched to Arch Linux altogether. Also, I tried (probably everything) IDE: CLion (which I bought, but removed it due to critical bugs in the debugger), Code::Blocks and CodeLite and Eclipse (did not click, probably due to poor cmake support). I liked Qt Creator (I had a couple of complaints, but I found workarounds) right away, it is everywhere, free, updates itself (via pacman), you can write commercial programs (if you follow the libraries you use), stable debugger, good cmake support . In general, this is my experience.

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