What's a good C/C++ IDE that allows the use of make instead of some built in crap? I've tried CB, it allows use of make, but I don't like how it works with my src directory structure.
What's a good C/C++ IDE that allows the use of make instead of some built in crap? I've tried CB, it allows use of make, but I don't like how it works with my src directory structure.
This list...
Comparison of integrated development environments - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Or EMACS
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Use your favourite IDE and invoke make from the commandline would be the most obvious approach. If you want to i can give you my own developed script that generates a makefile for you (its a constant work in progress but thus far it has served me great and i havent had to change it in a while). This of course assumes you are using linux (script is a shellscript)
Salem, that list doesn't say anything about make integration.
> If you want to i can give you my own developed script that generates a makefile for you (its a constant work in progress but thus far it has served me great and i havent had to change it in a while).
No, my makefile is and has to be hand made. Thanks though.
CodeBlocks does, according to their FAQ. What is also good is CodeBlocks, by design, lets you choose a toolchain.
What built-in crap are you referring to. Most of the 'built-in crap' hides you from all the 'command line crap'. However the raw power is still there if you know how to use your IDE.What's a good C/C++ IDE that allows the use of make instead of some built in crap?
