Re: KDevelop vs. Eclipse vs. Emacs

On Monday 27 August 2007, Omer Zak wrote:
> Currently I use emacs and makefiles to develop code in projects, which
> use C++, Python and PHP.
> I am considering whether to switch to a "true" IDE, such as KDevelop or
> Eclipse.
>
> What is the community's opinion about IDEs?

I'm not currently using an IDE. I'm primarily working on Perl, C (mostly ANSI 
C), and Bash code, with the occasional code in other languages. And I'm using 
gvim for that.

It is possible that for languages such as Java or C++, an IDE would be a 
better idea than using vim or Emacs. However, I don't work with them often 
enough to judge.

Back when I did a lot of work on PHP I was looking for a good PHP development 
environment:

http://shlomif.livejournal.com/9789.html

But I ended up sticking with gvim.

> Any other Free Software IDEs I overlooked?

Well, there's Anjuta:

http://anjuta.sourceforge.net/

It only supports C and C++, and not as mature as KDevelop is.

> Which IDE is, in your opinion, better and for which language/s?

Well, I was told Eclipse or its equivalents is best for Java. Don't know what 
is best for C and C++.

Regards,

	Shlomi Fish

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